Written by Guest Blogger Tressan McCambridge
I was really disappointed to hear that the RTE Drama The Clinic has been axed. The fact that TV3 is looking into picking it up is good news though. It’s a really good show.
I met with Victoria Smurfit yesterday, who has been staring in the show for the past 5 or 6 episodes and she was saying what a shame it is for all the fans, cast and crew. It had over 400,000 viewers they say.
Victoria was around to go on The Afternoon Show on RTE 1 to talk about sponsoring a child with World Vision Ireland and our Community Gift Catalogue. I have to say she did a fantastic job.
Looking as beautiful as ever and full of energy as always, she talked about her trip to meet her sponsored child in Tanzania and how important it is for her to teach her children the real meaning of Christmas. That's why she's buying charity gifts this year. You can watch it here - the interview starts about 3.15 minutes into the show.
Eileen is Programmes Co-ordinator for the overseas development agency World Vision Ireland. Based in Nairobi in Kenya, she supports programmes funded by Irish child sponsors and the Irish Government. Here she reports on her experiences, living and working in East Africa.
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Friday, November 27, 2009
Victoria's Secrets
Written by Guest Blogger Tressan McCambridge
I was really disappointed to hear that the RTE Drama The Clinic has been axed. The fact that TV3 is looking into picking it up is good news though. It’s a really good show.
I met with Victoria Smurfit yesterday, who has been staring in the show for the past 5 or 6 episodes and she was saying what a shame it is for all the fans, cast and crew. It had over 400,000 viewers they say.
Victoria was around to go on The Afternoon Show on RTE 1 to talk about sponsoring a child with World Vision Ireland and our Community Gift Catalogue. I have to say she did a fantastic job.
Looking as beautiful as ever and full of energy as always, she talked about her trip to meet her sponsored child in Tanzania and how important it is for her to teach her children the real meaning of Christmas. That's why she's buying charity gifts this year. You can watch it here - the interview starts about 3.15 minutes into the show.
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