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The newly crowned Miss Tipperary Robyn Barlow with last years winner Cailin Duggan and event organiser Esme Mansergh Wallace
Clonmel girl Robyn Barlow has been crowned the new Miss Tipperary in front of a packed audience at the Anner Hotel on Friday night.
Robyn, who was sponsored by Barlo Motor Group, was chosen as the winner to represent Tipperary at the Miss Ireland final later this summer and will no doubt hope to follow in the footsteps of previous winners Niamh Kennedy and Aoife Walsh who flew the flag for the premier county at Miss World.
Fourteen ladies competed for the title last night at the Anner Hotel with current title holder Cailin Duggan handing over the crown to the lucky Clonmel girl who had brought a large network of family and friends to support her.
Pic: The beautiful newly crowned Miss Tipperary Anner Hotel Robyn Barlow sponsored by Barlo Motor Group with last years winner Cailin Duggan and event organiser Esme Mansergh Wallace
Judges on the night included former Miss Universe Ireland Contestant Kellie Mc Grath, Hi Magazines 'Model of the Year' and social media influencer Patrick Mc Loughney, former Miss Ireland and Miss Tipperary Niamh Kennedy and current Miss Tipperary Cailin Duggan.
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