Rosie Mai Falvey.ROSIE Mai Falvey is Kerry’s representative in the 2026 Blue Jean Country Queen Festival, organised by Meath Macra na Feirme.
The 21 young women contesting the event will head to Athboy, Co. Meath, for this year’s festival on Friday, May 29. Entries this year come from Macra clubs all over Ireland, as well as Northern Ireland and France.
Rosie Mai Falvey is a member of Churchill Macra and is a student studying English and Drama. Her hobbies include singing, acting, dancing, playing guitar, reading, gardening and sewing.
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She describes herself as confident and fun, and she loves to make people laugh. She helped set up Churchill Macra in 2024 and is currently Kerry Macra’s Rural Youth Officer.
Over the course of the bank holiday weekend, she will have an experience like no other. To get herself acclimatised, Rosie will first attend a fun team-building exercise at Causey Farm with all her fellow Queens.
After that, she will meet her local host family, who she will stay with for the entire weekend.
The 2026 Blue Jean Country Queen will receive a tiara, golden sash and perpetual cup, presented to her by the 2025 Queen, Amy Coffey from Waterford.
The first-prize winner will also receive €1,000 from Le Chéile Credit Union, while second prize receives €500 from Farrelly Tree Care Services and third prize €300 from Meath Farm Machinery Ltd.
Tickets for the 2026 Blue Jean Country Queen Festival and further information can be found at www.bluejeancountryqueen.com
