One in three Irish people plans to watch Royal wedding

One in three Irish people plans to watch the Royal Wedding, with a quarter of those tuning in at work.

Fri, 22 Apr, 2011 - 08:26

One in three Irish people plans to watch the Royal Wedding, with a quarter of those tuning in at work.

A new survey by UPC shows the top reasons attracting Irish viewers are to see Kate Midleton's dress and to check out which celebs are invited.

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