Waterford to feature in 'Part Deux' of Fred Sirieix Tour on ITV next Spring
Waterford is set to be showcased on a brand new season of 'Tour de Fred' which sees TV presenter Fred Sirieix explore the Emerald Isle.
Part one, which reached over two million viewers, saw him visit Northern Ireland where he took in the Mournes and Strangford Lough, Belfast, the Causeway Coast, and the walled city of Derry.
This time round, Fred is exploring Waterford, Cork and Wexford in what will be called 'Tour de Fred - Part Deux.'
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The series is supported by Tourism Ireland’s International Programming Ireland Fund and Irish Ferries.
"Following the success of the first series, we are delighted that Fred has returned for ‘Tour de Fred – Part Deux’. His journey through Waterford, Cork and Wexford will highlight not only the stunning scenery and rich heritage of these counties, but also the genuine warmth of the people who call them home," Judith Cassidy, Tourism Ireland's Acting Head of Great Britain, said.
Filming has been taking place over the past number of weeks with people expected to see Fred meet passionate locals in Waterford and take part in a cycle challenge.
"I'm excited to embrace all the rich history, incredible food and breath-taking landscapes of south east Ireland along the Copper Coast – and of course meet the charismatic locals. Joining me on the last leg will be my daughter Andrea and I can't wait to bring viewers on this next adventure with us," Fred said.
Publicity and broadcasts like this are a key element of Tourism Ireland’s programme of activity to inspire potential British travellers to put Ireland on their holiday wish list.
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