WANTED: Longford brides-to-be needed for 'Say Yes To The Dress' TV programme

WANTED: Longford brides-to-be needed for 'Say Yes To The Dress' TV programme

WANTED: Longford brides-to-be needed for 'Say Yes To The Dress' TV programme

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Longford Leader Reporter

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Are you a bride-to-be and struggling to find that perfect dress?

Look no further - Gok Wan is back and the casting team are currently looking for bubbly brides-to-be who want to feature in the show.

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Interested in applying?

Just send an e-mail to brides@truenorth.tv today!

Applications need to be in early to be a part of filming which starts in September and October.

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Encouraging everyone to apply, host Gok said: "Anyone can apply for Say Yes to the Dress - same-sex couples, themes wedding, traditional weddings, the full works.

"We're looking for absolutely everyone - brides of any background, any shape, any disability. As long as you're getting married you can apply!"

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GALLERY | RTÉ's Nationwide goes all along the banks of Royal Canal from Clondra in Longford to Dublin's Spencer Dock

RTÉ Nationwide presenters Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh and Anne Cassin

All next week on RTÉ Nationwide, presenters Anne Cassin and Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh take a journey along the Royal Canal, all 146 kilometers of it, stretching from Spencer Dock in Dublin all the way to Clondra, Co Longford. 


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Beginning at opposite ends, Anne Cassin starts her journey in Dublin, heading west, and it’s all aboard in Clondra for Bláthnaid NíChofaigh, going east towards Mullingar where the two presenters meet.


All along the way, presenters Anne and Bláthnaid will meet the communities for whom the canal is of great importance. 

Anne takes a barge trip from Dublin through the unique landscape of the Deep Sinking, to Leixlip, and rambles on to Maynooth, where the Royal Canal greenway begins. From there she visits an art gallery in Kilcock, she runs with Na Fianna running club in Enfield and meets some canoeists at Ribbontail. 

While all that is going on, Bláthnaid goes to Strokestown House and learns about the National Famine Way, she visits the Tidy Towns winning village of Abbeyshrule, joins a rambling group in Ballynacargy and meets Clare Crinnigan, who was born in a lock house on the canal. 

Nationwide all next week, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7PM on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.


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