Se encontraron 24 resultados para MUI2018

anna cahill.

#MUI2018 Contestant @annacahill
 ☘️When Anna was only 17 years-old, she took a chance on herself and moved to Spain, alone. There she not only discovered the richness of the Spanish culture, but herself. It was in Spain that Anna began her modelling career because she did not want to regret a chance she didn’t take. By living on her own, she learned that being beautiful is about more than physical traits. It encompasses being warm, kind, and confident. She want to share that message with others and thinks Miss Universe Ireland is the perfect organization to empower women. She supports the Irish Pilgrimage Trust, a charity that 
travels on pilgrimage to Lourdes with young people with special needs, and she hopes to travel with them in the future. #empowerwomen 

cathy costello.


#MUI2018 Contestant @cathycostellox 
[size=0]☘️[/size]Cathy is a first generation university student. She studied English and Classical Studies at University College Dublin. She fought hard to achieve this goal. It gave her a fighting spirit and she likes to face her fears head on. She is scared of heights, but tried rock climbing, which turn out to be a great experience. Cathy wants to be a TV presenter and spread awareness about healthy bodies, self-acceptance, and mental health. Cathy hopes to redefine beauty standards with more body positivity in 
advertisements. She believes suicide and mental illness are huge problems in Ireland. She admires Pieta House for their efforts in treatment and suicide prevention. #empowerwomen 

eleanor whyte.

#MUI2018 Contestant @eleanorwhyte 
[size=0]☘️Eleanor is a physical education and Irish secondary school teacher and a sports science instructor at Dublin City University. She wants to either be a secondary school teacher or a physical activity advisor. She wants to help lower the rising obesity levels in Ireland, especially with children. She believes social media will play a role in promoting healthy eati[/size]ng and lifestyles. From her own experience, she knows there is a lot of negativity surrounding social media and hopes to continue to share positive items to combat this hostility. She also wants to help girls and women understand that they do not have to be one type, like the “sporty one,” a label people often give Eleanor. Eleanor hopes to work with Croí, a heart and stroke charity that helped her grandfather with his heart transplant and charities that focus on autism, as both of her siblings are autistic.#empowerwomen

chelsea o'toole.

#MUI2018 Contestant @chelseaotoole 
[size=0]☘️[/size]☘️A business owner and actress Chelsea is an outgoing and adventurous individual. She first began acting when she was 12 when she played Tom Hardy’s daughter on Martina Coles, The Take. Her role was her dreams come true. In 2015, Chelsea established her own business called The Goddress, Dress Hire & Sales, a boutique store 
that sells fancy dresses. When not working, she supports autistic-
focused charities like Irish Autism Action, Irish society for Autism, and AsIAm.ie. Her brother was diagnosed with Autism very recently. With cousins that also are autistic, Chelsea is aware of the struggles children face. Her brother was bullied and lacked tools to help because he was misdiagnosed twice. The diagnostic procedure 
has a two-year wait list, and Chelsea feels strongly that children 
miss out on crucial support because they do not get early diagnoses. She wants to advocate for these children and eliminate the ridicule they face.#empowerwomen 

delia marron

 #MUI2018 Contestant @delia_marron 
[size=0]☘️[/size]☘️Delia has always loved art. When she was only four, she made a clay snowman, spending a lot of time planning and designing the perfect brim for his hat. Her passion for art has served her well. She received a creativity scholarship from Adobe to 
attend university. Delia hopes to one day own a creative business or work as an Art Director at a company with humanitarian values. She believes in the power of visuals and creativity. She is passionate about helping Ireland’s homeless crisis. Delia would like to work with schools to alter the educational system to include more lessons on creative and emotional intelligence. She believes art can help children understand the world around them. As a person of colour in a white-majority country, she thinks art will combat inherent
racism by introducing youth to different beauty standards. Delia wants to present Irleand to the world to reflect its diversity. #empowerwomen 

melanie delaney.

#MUI2018 Contestant @melanie_delaney 
[size=0]☘️After overcoming struggles that cause low self-esteem in childhood, Melanie is now successfully working in a male-dominated medical sector. She continues to courageously face obstacles and fight the societal stigmas others face. She likes to challenge herself like conquering her fear of flying. Melanie plans to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for her[/size]favourite charity, Jigsaw the National Centre for Youth Mental Health. She also recognizes the importance of mental health and hopes to provide better services in Ireland for those who need support. Additionally, through her work as an Oncology Pharmaceutical Technician, she combats injustice and false health claims. Melanie hopes to improve laws designed protect the Irish public's health. Melanie wants to show that no matter who you are you can make a difference in the world.#empowerwomen 

molly sullivan.

#MUI2018 Contestant @moll.sull 
[size=0]☘️[/size]☘️Molly is an athlete who has won numerous honours in both rowing and show-jumping. In addition to working as a model, Molly aspires to be a famous show-jumper for the Irish Team. She likes to stay busy. In addition to her athletic careers, she balanced modelling, school, and an active social life. It was only once she went to university, where she is studying law and psychology, that she gave up just one of her pursuits – rowing. After moving to Australia for 6 months, Molly took up rowing again because she missed being on the water. As a role model and spokesperson for Ireland, Molly hopes to not only work with cancer charities, but also focus on some of the hard issues facing the country, like significant increase in suicide. #empowerwomen 

michaela o'hara

#MUI2018 ☘️Contestant [size=0]☘️[/size]Michaela believes in the power of women and their ability to
balance femininity with strength and confidence. She studied art history at University College Dublin, then art in Florence, Italy. It was in Italy that she noticed men painted most of the pieces featuring women. She began to paint her own artwork and found it powerful and inspiring to embrace the female body, not as a sex symbol, but as a beautiful, multi-dimensional figure. Michaela believes some women feel ashamed to dress a certain way because society interprets feminine clothing and makeup as vacant pursuits. However, she feels strongly that everyone should be able to express their gender equality and not feel as if they need to sacrifice something to be taken seriously. She hopes to sell her art throughout Ireland and abroad and use it as a method to communicate this message across languages and nationalities. #empowerwomen

naomi alison ryan.

#MUI2018 Contestant @naomialisonryan 
[size=0]☘️A student and athlete, Naomi loves to sing, to pretty much everything. She is currently studying Music and Philosophy at University College Dublin. Naomi loves how music gives you a way to express yourself and Philosophy a way to understand others and their perspectives. She has always been interested in learning about others, even animals. As a child, her ma[/size]m gave her a little magnifying glass in a cup so she could inspect small insects. Shy and quiet herself, Naomi learned the most from other children who didn’t quite fit in. Now, Naomi dreams of working as a model and becoming a leader for the women of Ireland (and beyond). Ever concerned about the more vulnerable, Naomi wants to work withthe Alzheimer Society of Ireland to honour, protect, and help elders. #empowerwomen 
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