Miss Universe Ireland

Miss Universe Ireland
Motto Deliver the title of Miss Universe to the Irish
Formation 1961
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Dublin
Location
Membership
Miss Universe
Official language
English
National Director
Brittany Mason
Staff
MOXIE Media Productions
Website missuniverseireland.eu

Miss Universe Ireland is a national beauty pageant that has selected Ireland's representative to the Miss Universe pageant since 2002.

History

The Republic of Ireland debuted in 1961 by Miss Ireland Organization. Through the Miss Ireland pageant, the winner represented her country at Miss Universe. Since 2002 Andrea Roche who represented Ireland at Miss Universe 1998 in USA had mandatory to be national director of Miss Universe in Ireland. Through the Andrea Roche Model agency, the contestants trainee to be the next ambassador of Ireland. Between 2002 and 2015 the Andrea Roche era had built the only one placement in Miss Universe, it was in 2010 with Rozanna Purcell.

Beginning in 2017 Brittany Mason former Miss Indiana USA 2008 took the Miss Universe franchise for Republic of Ireland in Dublin. Brittany with her management, MOXIE Media Productions aim to produce the new style of Miss Universe Ireland national contest.[1]

Missions

Through the organization, the winner is provided a platform based on her objectives for the year. She will serve as ambassador for the country of Ireland. She will be the face of beauty and fashion brands and bring awareness to social causes for the greater good of communities across Ireland. Alongside The Miss Universe Ireland Organization, she will plan how to achieve her personal and professional goals on the national and global scale.

Formats

  • Personal Interview: Contestant’s will be judged by their ability to articulate themselves. This is the opportunity for the judges to get to know who you are.
  • Swimwear competition: Each contestant will walk the runway during the swimsuit segment displaying her dedication to a healthy lifestyle.
  • Evening Gown competition: The judges and fans will see the contestants’ personal style as they walk the stage in their evening gown of choice. However, the exact design of the gown does not count towards the total score and instead the judges focus on how confidently each woman presents herself.

Titleholders

Color key
  •      Declared as Winner
  •      Ended as runner-up
  •      Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists

Started in 2002 the first annual Miss Universe Ireland has been held by Andrea Roche (former Miss Ireland 1998). The winner represents her country at Miss Universe pageant. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. In 2017 the Miss Universe license in Ireland had given to Britanny Mason (an american model and Moxie media productions). The pageant reruns as like as the motto "Deliver the title of Miss Universe to the Irish".

YearMiss Universe IrelandCountyPlacementSpecial Awards
2018 Grainne Gallanagh Donegal TBD TBD
2017 Cailín Toibín Cork Top 16
2016 NO PAGEANT
2015 Joanna Cooper Derry Unplaced
2014 Lisa Madden Cork Unplaced
2013 NO PAGEANT
2012 Adrienne Murphy Dublin Unplaced
2011 Aoife Hannon Limerick Unplaced
2010 Rozanna Purcell Tipperary Top 10
2009 Diana Donnelly Dublin Unplaced
2008 Lynn Kelly Dublin Unplaced
2007 NO PAGEANT
2006 Melanie Boreham Galway Unplaced
2005 Mary Gormley Dublin Unplaced
2004 Cathriona Duignam Louth Unplaced
2003 Lesley Flood Limerick Unplaced
2002 Lisa O'Sullivan South Dublin Unplaced

1961-2001

YearMiss Universe IrelandPlacementSpecial AwardsNotes
2001 Lesley Turner Unplaced Miss Universe Ireland 2001 (separate title)
2000 Louise Doheny Unplaced Miss Universe Ireland 2000 (separate title)
1999 Vivienne Doyle Unplaced Miss Ireland 1998
1998 Andrea Roche Top 10 Miss Ireland 1997
1997 Fiona Mullally Unplaced Miss Limerick 1996 and Miss Ireland 1996 3rd Runner-up
1996 Joanne Black Unplaced Miss Ireland 1995
1995 Anna Maria McCarthy Unplaced Miss Ireland 1994
1994 Pamela Flood Unplaced Miss Ireland 1993
1993 Sharon Ellis Unplaced Miss Ireland 1992
1992 Jane Thompson Unplaced Appointed after the Miss Ireland 1991 Amanda Bunker did not allow to compete, due to minimum requirement
1991 Siobhan McClafferty Unplaced Miss Photogenic Miss Ireland 1990
1990 Barbara Ann Curran Unplaced Miss Ireland 1989
1989 Collette Jackson Unplaced Miss Ireland 1988
1988 Adrienne Rock Unplaced Miss Ireland 1987
1987 Rosemary Elizabeth Thompson Unplaced Miss Ireland 1986
1986 Karen Ann Shevlin Unplaced Appointed after the Miss Ireland 1985, Anne Marie did not go to Miss Universe
1985 Olivia Marie Tracey Top 10 Miss Ireland 1984
1984 Patricia Nolan Unplaced Miss Ireland 1983
1983 Roberta Brown 2nd Runner-up Miss Ireland 1982
1982 Geraldine Mary McGrory Unplaced Miss Ireland 1981
1981 Valerie Roe Unplaced Miss Ireland 1980 (there were two titles in Miss Ireland; Miss Ireland Universe and Miss Ireland World)
1980 Maura McMenamim Unplaced Miss Ireland 1979 (there were two titles in Miss Ireland; Miss Ireland Universe and Miss Ireland World)
1979 Lorraine Marion O’Conner Unplaced Miss Ireland 1978
1978 Lorraine Bernadette Enriquez Top 12 Miss Ireland 1977
1977 Jakki Moore Unplaced Miss Ireland 1976
1976 Elaine Rosemary O’Hara Unplaced Miss Ireland 1975
1975 Julie Ann Farnham Top 12 Miss Ireland 1974
1974 Yvonne Costelloe Unplaced Miss Ireland 1973
1973 Pauline Theresa Fitzsimons Unplaced Appointed
1972 Maree McGlinchey Unplaced Appointed
1971 Marie Hughes Unplaced Appointed
1970 Rita Doherty Unplaced Miss Teen Ireland 1969
1969 Patricia Brine Unplaced Appointed
1968 Tiffany Scales Unplaced Appointed
1967 Patricia Armstrong Top 15 Appointed
1966 Gladys Anne Waller Unplaced Miss Ireland 1965
1965 Anne Elizabeth Neill Unplaced Appointed
1964 Maurine Elizabeth Lecky Unplaced Appointed
1963 Marlene Margaret McKeown 2nd Runner-up Miss Photogenic Miss Ireland-Nations 1963/1964
1962 Josie Dwyer Unplaced Appointed
1961 Jean Russell Unplaced Appointed

Notes

References

  1. Missosology. "NEW MISS UNIVERSE IRELAND DIRECTOR". missosology.info. Retrieved 2017-05-05.
  2. Horoscopes. "Roz offered contract by billionaire Trump - Around Town, Entertainment". Herald.ie. Archived from the original on 2012-08-01. Retrieved 2012-03-19.
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