Colin Sheridan is a writer and columnist. A former officer in the Irish Defence Forces he has extensive deployment experience as a peacekeeper with the United Nations, having lived and worked in the former Yugoslavia, West Africa, Afghanistan, Lebanon and Palestine.
Up until very recently, I did not know that the Earl of Shaftesbury was a real thing. An actual person and a title with a house that has a seat, no less.
That seat resides at a place called St Giles which is located at Wimborne, in East Dorset in good old England. St Giles has a good aspect and road frontage. It also boasts a garden of 5,500 acres.
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