Roscommon woman recognised at Irish Tatler Women of the Year awards

Nov 18, 2024 13:48 By Shannonside News

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Latisha McCrudden took home the Catalyst Award at the event held in Dublin on Saturday.

A Roscommon woman has been recognised at this year's Irish Tatler Women of the Year Awards. Latisha McCrudden took home the Catalyst Award at the event held in Dublin on Saturday.

Latisha is a member of the Travelling community and is currently studying law at Galway University. She says it's an honour to win the award:

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