Described as a 'male alternative' to The Rose of Tralee, the competition aims to find Ireland's most eligible bachelor
The 2023 edition of the Westmeath Bachelor Festival will take place next month in Mullingar.Described as a"male alternative" to The Rose of Tralee, the competition aims to find Ireland's most eligible bachelor.
"The beautiful women of Ireland have always had a chance to shine in many pageants and on Ladies’ Day at racecourses the country over," a statement for the event reads. "Now it’s time for the men of Ireland to step into the spotlight and show the nation they have what it takes to be the face of Ireland’s modern man."
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