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Furry finalists from every county for Nose of Tralee
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The search for Ireland’s most beloved pet has reached a major milestone – the final 32 pets have now been chosen for the 2025 Nose of Tralee competition.
From over 1,550 entries, one pet from each of the 32 counties has been selected to represent their county in this heart-warming national contest.
Waterford will be represented by Luna, a six-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who was rescued eight months ago.
Now in its 12th year - dogs, cats and a goat have captured the hearts of the public with their stories, charm, and cuteness.
SWIPE THROUGH TO MEET ALL THE FURRY FINALISTS
The 2025 Nose of Tralee winner will be crowned on the 19th August, following a nationwide vote to determine who will take home the title.
The winner will receive a hotel stay, a photo shoot, pet sitting vouchers and a range of gifts from small Irish Pet Brands.
The first finalist is is a cocker-spaniel named Daisy from County Antrim- isn't she just adorable?
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