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Laois Rose of Tralee Katelyn Cummins made it through the first elimination of this year's Dancing with the Stars on RTE television on Sunday night.
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From scoring the highest marks of any contestant in her first week, to kicking off the live show this week, our Rose of Tralee is making Laois locals proud.
Katelyn and her partner Leonardo Lini danced a jive to APT. by Rosé and Bruno Mars. After topping the scoreboard last week, Katelyn and Leonardo set the bar high with a score of 28 points.
Comedian and actor Michael Fry became the first celebrity to be eliminated from the competition.
Alongside pro dancer Kylee Vincent, Michael
Michael said: “I had the best time, and I was really scared, but I wanted to do it and I did it scared.”
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