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Grand Designs visits Ireland
For those of you interested Channel 4's Grand Designs programme on TV tonight at 9:00pm is visiting Co. Roscommon, Ireland. It features a restored castle on the shores of Lough Key in Co. Roscommon. The owner is a local actor who has spend over €1 million on the castle to date. He is believed to be a cousin of Prince Michael of Greece. I'm looking forward to seeing it. For more information visit Channel 4.
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