| INTERVIEW |
| Tell us a little something about your Country ? |
| Belfast is steeped in historical and cultural diversity and the birth place of the legendary ‘Titanic’. It is a city brimming with choice and is fast becoming one of the most popular city break destinations in Europe. | |
| Future ambitions ? |
| To become a teacher in the field of business with the dream of one day becoming a successful entrepreneur. | |
| Describe yourself |
| I am an energetic, fun-loving, young woman with an optimistic zest for life and a love for my role as Miss Northern Ireland. I am determined to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate than myself and my chosen charity, the Northern Ireland Hospice. | |
| Personal Motto? |
| Don’t just dream it – be it! Never look down on anybody unless you’re helping them up. | |
| Favourite food ? |
| Apple potato bread which is a Northern Ireland speciality where potato replaces the position of the wheat in bread and then filled with locally grown apples. | |
| Favourite Music / Books ? |
| My favourite books are ‘Great Expectations’ by Charles Dickens and ‘The Beach’ by Alex Garland. My favourite music is by ‘Snow Patrol’. | |
| Do you have any pets ? |
| No, I do not. I am very busy in my role of Miss Northern Ireland and therefore haven’t enough time to devote to a pet unfortunately. | |
| What is the proudest moment of your life or most memorable day? |
| The proudest moment of my life was receiving my 4 A-level results and realising all my hard work and effort had paid off. Also handing over my fundraising cheque to the Northern Ireland Hospice. | |
| Special Talents ? |
| I have played the trumpet and French horn with the Ulster Orchestra. I am an award winning Irish dancer. | |
| Any other interesting facts ? |
| I have had a range of poetry pieces published. I completed the Duke of Edinburgh award. I speak fluent Irish. I hold weekly arts & crafts classes at my local youth club. |
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