Monday TV Tips: The Fota giraffe keeper hoping his humour doesn't go over our heads

And Bernard O'Shea hopes he doesn't get eaten by a lion — even if there are a few people who might think that would be hilarious
Monday TV Tips: The Fota giraffe keeper hoping his humour doesn't go over our heads

Zookeeper, Liam McConville (32), from Dublin looks after rhinos and giraffes at Fota Wildlife Park 

Mon, 29 Mar, 2021 - 14:04
Caroline Delaney

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