20/09/2021
20/09/2021
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Waterford city's Lydia Grant says taking part in Miss Waterford 2018 was the "experience of a life time".
Lydia took one of two runners up places and will compete at the Miss Ireland semi-finals stage.
The Ferrybank woman plans to use the platform to support Pieta House and get involved with Waterford Marine Search and Rescue.
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