Dublin, Georgia

===Pageants===
Dublin is home to several scholarship pageants, which are largely popular in the southern United States:
* The Miss Saint Patrick's Scholarship pageant, sponsored by the [[Pilot Club]], is held every year in March in conjunction with the [[Saint Patrick's Day]] celebration.
* Dublin and Laurens County's [[America's Junior Miss]] Pageant is a scholarship competition held yearly for high school juniors. The winners of both the Dublin and Laurens County pageants advance to the state pageant. Its new name is Distinguished Young Women.
* The Miss and Outstanding Teen Irish Capital Scholarship Pageant is an official [[Miss Georgia (U.S. state)|Miss Georgia]] and [[Miss America]] preliminary pageant and is held in the fall. The Miss Irish Capital Pageant is currently on hiatus and will hopefully return soon. Former Miss Irish Capital winners are: Donna Sellers, Carly Floyd, Amanda Rampley and Brittney Griffith. Former Miss Irish Capital Outstanding Teen winners are: Katie Lassiter, Jordan Mason and Katherine Phipps. Tom Lively started the pageant and was the executive director for the first three years until moving to the Atlanta, Georgia, area and was the executive director of the Miss Southern Empire Pageant for two years. Kenn Nix was the last executive director for the Miss Irish Capital Pageant.