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Sandra Stasiowska, 15, an artistic teenager who loves cooking, baking and painting, is up for the public vote
Sandra Stasiowska, 15, is representing Longford for Miss Ireland Teen, the under 18 version of the Miss Ireland pageant. She is from Ballymahon, and wanted to join to try something different and step out of her “comfort zone.”
The public vote is now open until the finale on Saturday, July 19. The finale is to take place in Hilton Dublin Airport, where the winner will be announced.
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Sandra describes herself in her bio as a lover of cooking and baking, as well as being a problem solver. She also enjoys drawing and painting, and these pastimes are said to be very therapeutic to her.
“One thing I care about is just being yourself. Don’t compare yourself to others,” she says for her bio.
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Voting is on a similar format to Miss Ireland, via the app that can be downloaded via Google Play store.
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