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Irish Independent
2 days ago
- General
- Irish Independent
Around the Districts: Around the Districts: Ardcath/Clonalvy, Curraha, Gormanston and Julianstown
Contact Any news or items of interest contact Niamh at 086 3477283 or email niamhuiloinsigh@ Ardcath Tidy Towns If anyone would like to be involved with Ardcath Tidy Towns, please WhatsApp 087 8354805 to be added to the Tidy Towns WhatsApp Group. Michael Fox Ardcath Tidy Towns Committee. Ardcath ICA Social Dancing continues every Monday evening in Bennetts Function Room at 7pm. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Ardcath Guild Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the month at 7.30pm in Bennetts Function Room Ardcath– St. Mary's Church Ardcath Special Thanks: Fr. Steve warmly thanks all who shared birthday wishes and heartfelt gestures. From secondary school days at 11, through philosophy and theology at 22, his first parish journey as parish priest at 33, to starting his mission in Ireland at 44: each chapter has been a step of grace, growth, and service. Your thoughtful gestures shine a light on his journey and bring warmth to his heart. Míle buíochas. Scorching temperatures ahead? Take a moment to check in on elderly or housebound neighbours: they might appreciate a helping hand with groceries, watering their plants, or simply someone to talk to. A small visit can mean the world in this heat. Summer in the Parish: As the season brings holidays and sunny distractions, heartfelt thanks go out to those who faithfully keep parish life running smoothly. From our Sacristans, Secretary, Readers and Ministers of Holy Communion, to the Collectors, and those who diligently count the weekly Offertory and Envelopes. A special nod to the Altar Society, Organists, Cantors, Altar servers and all the quiet heroes behind the scenes. Your commitment makes all the difference. First Friday Visits to the Sick, and Housebound: The First Friday Visits take place on the First Fridays of the Month and are an opportunity for those who are unable to leave their homes to receive Confession, Holy Communion and the Sacrament of the Sick. If you wish to be included in the pastoral visits, please contact the Parish Office on 018350136 or Fr. Steve on 087-3379031 St. Vincent's GFC Lotto – 21st July, 2025 Numbers drawn were 15-20-30. Monthly Draw Winners Eamon Waters and Patrick McGill. Jackpot €1,250. No winner. Make sure you play your favourite numbers. Windfall draw takes place on Monday night @ 9.00pm. Play before 6pm Monday at Text Alert Duleek & District Community Text Alert covering Duleek, Bellewstown, Ardcath/Clonalvy, Donore, Beamore, Rathfeigh, Stamullen, Gormanston, Julianstown subscription of €6 can now be paid for free by Revolut. Please send your name & address along with payment to 086 8097737. If you're not already registered with Text Alert, please consider doing so. Curraha Contact Curraha GAA Our Under 15s finished off the 7 aside tournament in St Mary's on Friday evening. Lovely few weeks of football, followed by a lovely evening of pizza and treats. Thanks to St Mary's for organising and hosting us every Monday for the past 4 weeks. Great to see all the girls out playing football. Everyone had a great time. Special thanks to Gillian in St Mary's for the warm welcome and wonderful organisation! Well done to all involved. Club Lotto Envelopes are available in Swans, The Becks and The Snail Box. Please note the deadline for online entries is 6pm Monday. Entries are available here– Curraha Tidy Towns Calling everyone to come out the 1st Saturday of each month to clean up your area. Bags can be provided if required ring Deirdre on 0868868917 or Marcella on 0876744691. Please drop the full bags back to the Church carpark for collection by the County Council. Let's be proud of our village. Cemetery Devotions Ardcath: Sunday 14th Sept. 1:30pm Support School Lotto Go to Gormanston Monthly beach & road cleanup We have our monthly beach & road cleanup on Saturday 2nd August starting at 10.30 in the small car park near the Huntsman pub. Cleanup bags, gloves and equipment supplied. All welcome. It's also a reminder for all Tidy Towns supporters to do their little bit to enhance the environment of Gormanston in whatever way they can. Car Break-in A car was broken into in the Gormanston area last week. We would just like to remind everyone to lock up, stay vigilant and stay safe. Julianstown Contact Any news or items of interest contact Niamh at 086 3477283 or email niamhuiloinsigh@ Julianstown Tidy Towns Clean up in Village: Many thanks to our Volunteers for all the work they are carrying out in the village each Saturday. Work is continuing on the beds in the Community Garden at 10.30 am on Saturdays. All equipment needed will be supplied such as gloves, high vis, tools etc., just wear appropriate clothing and footwear. Enjoy a cuppa and a chat afterwards. Community Garden: Many of our volunteers spent Saturday removing the weeds from the pathways, but it was during the week that things really got moving in the garden. Bob, Kevin, Gerard, Omar and Paul started removing hedging, trees, raised beds, plants so that the digger etc can access the garden. All this work needs to be done before mid-August so that we can get a base built for the Gazebo. If you happen to be free any Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday mornings we could use a bit of extra help. Feel free to drop in anytime and see the work as it progresses. We will be erecting an outdoor Gazebo for teenagers in the garden mid-August, and we hope that when the call goes out for some helping hands to get the ground ready and move some plants that residents and teenagers will come along to help. We need to then put in a cement base for the Gazebo and also for some outdoor games tables which should be a fantastic outdoor play area for teenagers. Maybe some of our local teenagers would give a hand during their summer holidays – games will be table tennis, table top football, outdoor games table and a basketball practice area. Sincere Sympathy Condolences and sincere sympathy to the family and friends of Patrick McEnaney, Briarleas, Julianstown after a short illness, surrounded by his loving family. Predeceased by his beloved wife Clare. Loving dad to Shane, Lorna, Elizabeth and Fiachra. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. Footpaths A new footpath linking Mosney Village to the crossroads at the main Julianstown Road is on the way. We are delighted to hear this and thank Cllr. Sharon Tolan for her request for the introduced at the latest meeting of the Laytown/Bettystown MD . This is urgently needed as there are many residents in Mosney Accommodation and, indeed, local residents using this very unsafe road. The estimate for commencement of this Part 8 process is early 2026. We have on numerous occasions asked the council to install a Bus Shelter at this crossroads as there are many people using the bus service and it is dreadful to think that in this day and age that they must wait in the pouring rain. The Julianstown & District Residents are also requesting that Councillors have a look at the lack of footpaths in Julianstown Village and perhaps they should approve continuous footpaths on either side of the road, especially given that we have Whitecross National School struck right in the middle of the R132. There are two pedestrian crossings in the village, and they are one kilometre apart and now that the schools are closed for their summer holidays it is a free for all vehicles going through Julianstown. Traffic calming for Julianstown is still a long off thanks in the main to Uisce Éireann and yet the council has not installed the speed ramps, which would go a long way to slowing down the speeding traffic. If there are any matters you would like raised concerning the village, please email us at julianstowndca@ or you can contact any member of our committee. Active Retirement Association East Meath Active Retirement Association (EMARA) meet every Thursday in St. Mary's Church of Ireland Parish Rooms, Laytown Road, Julianstown from 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm each week. New members are always welcome to join this vibrant group of men and women. We have many events and outings lined up for the coming month. For more details contact Rose at 0868377033 and Eilish at 0863656951 . Adult Dance Classes Adult Dance Classes with Rachel Smyth will be held each Tuesday in the Julianstown Community Centre from 10 am to 11 am. Admission is €60 for a six-week term or €12 per drop-in class. Book now on 087 9420307 Julianstown Bowls Club Julianstown Bowls Club is recruiting new members. Why not come along to experience the game of bowls and have a very enjoyable evening, on Monday or Thursday from 8 to 10 pm in Julianstown Community Hall. Contact Sean on 086-8438803 or Marie 086-1525413. St Mary's Church of Ireland All Sunday services 10.30 am. 27th July: Morning Prayer, On Sunday 31st August the Back-to-School Service will take place. This now annual event marks the start of the new school year for children and young people, teachers, other people involved in education and parents. Children are encouraged to come along with their school bags and to receive a blessing. Charity Collections: The Collection during July will be for The Mission to Seafarers. Confirmation: The Bishop has given us a date for confirmation as the 19th of April 2026. Anyone from 5th Class upwards is welcome to come. The Confirmation Classes will take place on Sunday 4th January – candidates will be asked to come to church at 10.30 and to remain afterwards until 1pm for a class and to return on Monday 5th January from 7–8.30pm. Summer work parties: take place in the church grounds from around 7 pm every Tuesday evening and great work has been achieved around the church grounds. If you are free, on any summer Tuesday evening when the weather is fine, please come along. St Mary's and St. Patrick's Church Baptism Preparation: Our next preparation meeting takes place this Tuesday, 2nd September. If you wish to register your child for Baptism please contact our parish office. Flowers in our Churches: We sincerely appreciate those who care for the church flowers. Their dedication in checking, refreshing, and renewing them weekly brings beauty and warmth to our sacred space. Their efforts enhance our worship environment, and their commitment is truly commendable. Thank you for making our church more welcoming and vibrant! Supporting our Parish: We continue to receive donations towards the Projects which have been undertaken in our Parish, and we are very grateful to you all. Your support is very much appreciated. These projects benefit everyone, and we would like to thank all who support our Parish with these special donations and every week. Confirmation 2026: We have been advised from Bishop's Office that the Ceremony for Sacrament of Confirmation will take place in our Parish on Monday, 23rd March 2026. Enrolment Ceremony for those who which to receive the Sacrament will take place in September. St Patrick's GAA Lotto Jackpot € 9,600 and numbers drawn were 1,22,25,30. Jim Kenna match 3 Damian Gerraghty, Tony Reilly, Miriam Kenny. Next drawn on 29th July and Jackpot will be €1,000.
The Sun
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Cool off with Ibiza-style party boats across the UK this summer – with DJs and BYOB
DANCING in the sunshine on the deck of a boat as it makes its way across the water with scores of Brits on board - it's the stuff holidays are made of. If you fancy recreating the holiday dream back here in the UK, there are plenty boat parties across the country -from themed sailings to all-inclusive offerings. 7 Princess River Cruises, Nottingham Princess River Cruises in Nottingham offer a number of different events including a 'sundown carvery cruise' for £29.95. But for those who want to feel the Napa vibe, there are party cruises too including 'Midweek Madness Heaven' with a DJ for £28 per person and a 'Funky Friday' cruise with a BBQ and DJ for £44 per person. Depending on which cruise you head on, it will also include drinks and food. If you fancy a more typical boat party, there is 'The Original Boat Party' with a DJ and BBQ, as well. Dorset Cruises, Sunset Party Heading out at sunset, Dorset Cruise's Sunset Party allows 120 revellers to enjoy a night onboard Fortuna - the largest party boat in Poole. The event is sponsored by Captain Morgan and starts at 6:50pm, with a rum punch delivered straight to your hand. Ibiza sounds will play across the decks as the boat leaves Poole Quay. Once out on the water, the volume rises, disco lights hit the dance floor and a DJ performs songs from multiple genres. Guests can also upgrade to The After Party Package which allows them to queue jump and gives them free entry to Cameo Nightclub in Bournemouth to continue the party once back on dry land. Tickets cost from £20 per partygoer. The new Caribbean island opening to cruise passengers with swim up bars and huge lagoons London Party Boats Onboard the Party Boat Cruise in London, guests can enjoy a night of drinking and dancing on the River Thames. The added bonus of this cruise is that you also get to sight-see as you venture down the river, past some of London's most famous landmarks. The cruise lasts four hours, includes a light buffet, live DJ, an outdoor viewing deck and a large dance floor. A standard ticket costs from £29 per person. 7 ChesterBoat, Chester In Chester, you can also hop on a party cruise. On the River Dee, ChesterBoat offers Party Nights Afloat most weekends, from 7:30pm to 10:30pm. Included in the ticket is a hot buffet, disco with a live DJ and a glass of wine on arrival. Either onboard the Mark Twain or Lady Diana, the cruises sail from the Groves on Souters Lane, next to Hickory's Smokehouse and back to the same spot. Tickets cost £38.50 per person. Rhinestone Rodeo Boat Party, London Rhinestone Rodeo is the UK's biggest country music party and hosts events across the country. And coming up, they are heading onto a boat to cruise the River Thames. 7 Following a successful cruise last year, the sailing will leave Butler's Wharf Pier in London on July 26 and head to Tower Pier. Onboard, guests can explore two indoor rooms and two outdoor terraces with "the usual Rhinestone shenanigans, plus a few curveballs...", according to the organiser. Tickets cost from £38.62 per person. Blue Funnel Cruises, Southampton Located in Southampton, Blue Funnel Cruises offers summer party cruises with themes like the 90s and noughties. The boat has a large dancefloor and for when you work up a sweat, there is an outside deck too. A 'basket meal' is included in your ticket, which includes a classic sausage and chips. Tickets cost £35 per person. 7 The Boat Show Comedy Club, London Whilst primarily a comedy club, The Boat Show Comedy Club in London is a live comedy venue that features four comics on board a refurbished paddle steamer. The boat boasts four bars and a nightclub and as the evening's entertainment goes on, the party vibes increase. Weekend shows also include entry to the nightclub as part of the ticket. Upcoming acts include Hannah Byczkowski, winner of The Traitors and Matt Richardson. Prices to events vary, but start as low as £14.50 per person. Mersey Ferries, North West England Offering evening cruises on the Mersey, Mersey Ferries has a range of themed night sailings from 'Noughties to Now' and the 'Ultimate Rock Night'. There are even drag cruises with FunnyBoyz - a drag cabaret act with cheesy tunes and live music. The sailings last over two hours and cost from £24 per person. 7 Manchester River Cruises Manchester River Cruises host a whole array of different sailings from your more classic party nights to events dedicated to just one artist such as Adele or Elvis. The cruises aren't just limited to the night as well, with some party cruises running during the daytime. Tickets cost from £30 per person. Cardiff Cruises, Wales On Saturday nights, visitors can hop on the Cardiff Party Boat with a range of party, dance, current chart and sing-along music. 7 All cruises last three hours and there is a bar onboard. Tickets vary depending on the type of sailing and it is for over 21s only. Cannae Beat A Boat Party, Edinburgh Coming up on July 12, is the 'Cannae Beat a Boat Party in Edinburgh, Scotland. Exploring the canals, the boat party will feature house music as it sails through Edinburgh's scenic canals. Live DJs will be onboard and unlike the other boat parties on this list, this one is bring your own booze - allowing you to cut the cost on bar prices. Tickets cost from £15 per person. These are four adult-only cruises to book now – with on-board spas, pyjama parties and archery-at-sea. Plus, why river cruises are perfect for first-timers and our pick of the best deals. 7
Irish Independent
25-06-2025
- General
- Irish Independent
Around the Districts: Around the Districts: Ardcath/Clonalvy, Curraha and Julianstown
Contact Any news or items of interest contact Niamh at 086 3477283 or email niamhuiloinsigh@ Ardcath Tidy Towns If anyone would like to be involved with Ardcath Tidy Towns, please WhatsApp 087 8354805 to be added to the Tidy Towns WhatsApp Group. Michael Fox Ardcath Tidy Towns Committee. Ardcath ICA Social Dancing continues every Monday evening in Bennetts Function Room at 7pm. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Ardcath Guild Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the month at 7.30pm in Bennetts Function Room Ardcath - New Members welcome. Clonalvy Patron Day Clonalvy Patron Day will be held on Sunday 29th June. Mass at 1pm in Saint John the Baptist Church followed by Blessings of the Graves in Clonalvy Cemetery at 1.30 p.m. St. Vincent's GFC Lotto Results 16th June. Numbers Drawn were 1-21-41 No Winner. Next week's Jackpot €1,050. Windfall draw takes place on Monday night @ 9.00pm. Play before 6pm Monday at Text Alert Duleek & District Community Text Alert covering Duleek, Bellewstown, Ardcath/Clonalvy, Donore, Beamore, Rathfeigh, Stamullen, Gormanston, Julianstown subscription of €6 can now be paid for free by Revolut. Please send your name & address along with payment to 086 8097737. If you're not already registered with Text Alert, please consider doing so. CURRAHA Contact Curraha GAA Some of our title winning Ladies team paid a visit to St. Andrews, Curragha to show off the recently won League trophy. The kids were delighted to meet the girls and get their hands on the trophy. Hopefully they will inspire the kids to go on to win many trophies of their own for the club, starting with this weeks Under 13 League final. Curraha Tidy Towns Calling everyone to come out the 1st Saturday of each month to clean up your area. Bags can be provided if required ring Deirdre on 0868868917 or Marcella on 0876744691. Please drop the full bags back to the Church carpark for collection by the County Council. Let's be proud of our village. ADVERTISEMENT St. Andrew's National School, Curragha What a great way to end the year! St. Andrew's N.S. has been awarded three flags this month: the Blue Star Flag, the Amber Flag and the Green Flag for travel. The flags were raised on Friday 20th June and families and the whole community were invited to attend this great occasion. Sumer Holidays: we wish all our children, parents, teachers and staff a fabulous holidays and look forward to seeing you all in September. Deposit Return Scheme We are collecting plastic bottles and aluminium cans for the Deposit Return Scheme at our school every Thursday morning at the hall door. Thank you to all our families who are bringing plastic bottles and aluminium cans to our Deposit Returns Scheme for collection every Thursday morning. Thank you to our 3rd class pupils who helped sort them out this week. Thank you to our Parents' Association who collect them and return them on the school's behalf. Support our School Lotto – Contact Julianstown Tidy Towns Judging for Meath County Council Pride of Place takes place in Julianstown on Tuesday lst July at 2.05 pm. Our judge is Aoife Munn who also judges for the Supervalu National Tidy Towns. Julianstown Tidy Towns Volunteers have commenced work in the village on Saturday mornings and Tuesday evenings. We have been replanting the raised beds in the village, cleaning the kerbs of weeds, and cutting back overhanging branches. Larry Lenehan has carried out a great clean up of the bridge wall – thanks Larry. Many thanks to Uniplumo for supplying the bedding plants for all the raised beds – they look wonderful. 14 planters have been placed all around the village and special thanks to those who have volunteered to water them throughout the summer. Meet in the Community Garden at 10.30 am on Saturday morning or join us on Tuesday evening at 7 pm. What's App group – Julianstown Volunteers Group for exact dates, times and where to meet up. . New members are always welcome, and we would appreciate any extra help you can give. Just wear appropriate clothing and footwear. Gloves and tools will be provided. Then afterwards enjoy a cuppa tea or coffee with the gang. Would you like to Volunteer for Julianstown Tidy Towns? There are lots of different way to get involved like volunteering at a local event or festival or supporting more urgent initiatives that come up from time to time. These are just a few examples of roles that you could take on: Helping with our Webpage; Updating our Facebook, and Twitter Pages; Administration; Public Relations; helping with increasing biodiversity in our village and community garden; giving advice on what and where to plant flowers and trees etc. Contact us at julianstowndca@ or join our WhatsApp group–Julianstown Volunteers Group or phone Niamh on 086 3477283. Sincere Sympathy It's with great sadness that Julianstown & District Residents Association would like to pass on our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Carol McGinty who sadly passed away on the 17th of June. Our thoughts and prayers are with Carol's husband Robert, and Daughters Aoibhín, Moya, Rosaleen, Tara, parents Anne and Hugh, brothers and sister Cormac, Mark, Paul, Gary and Maria at this very sad time. May Carol's gentle soul rest in heavenly peace. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. Active Retirement Association East Meath Active Retirement Association (EMARA) meet every Thursday in St. Mary's Church of Ireland Parish Rooms, Laytown Road, Julianstown from 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm each week. New members are always welcome to join this vibrant group of men and women. We have many events and outings lined up for the coming month. For more details contact Rose at 0868377033 and Eilish at 0863656951 . Adult Dance Classes in Julianstown Adult Dance Classes with Rachel Smyth will be held each Tuesday in the Julianstown Community Centre from 10 am to 11 am. Admission is €60 for a six-week term or €12 per drop-in class. Book now on 087 9420307 Bowls Club Julianstown Bowls Club is recruiting new members. Why not come along to experience the game of bowls and have a very enjoyable evening, on Monday or Thursday from 8 to 10 pm in Julianstown Community Hall. Contact Sean on 086-8438803 or Marie 086-1525413. St. Mary's Church of Ireland All services 10.30 am. Sunday 29 June: Service of Wholeness and Healing Charity Collections: The June collection will be for the Church's Ministry of Healing. Summer work parties: take place in the church grounds from around 7pm every Tuesday evening. Although the number of people who come is diminishing, great work is achieved around the church grounds. If you are free, on any summer Tuesday evening when the weather is fine, please come along. Work around the Parish Rooms: the work around the parish rooms has been completed and everything looks lovely. Thanks again to the donor who made the paving work possible. A new fire alarm system has been installed in the church and the parish rooms. There is always some improvement or maintenance issue around our buildings! St. Mary's and St. Patrick's Church Baptism Preparation: Our next preparation meeting takes place this Tuesday, 2nd September. If you wish to register your child for Baptism please contact our parish office. Last weekend we welcomed, Arthur Asaftei, Frankie Folan and Cillian O'Leary Lynch, in Baptism. Parish Projects 2025: Repairs to the Roof and Gutters in St. Mary's Church are almost complete. We are awaiting the installation of the Facia and gutters. This Project was our last big project for our Parish for this year. In St. Patrick's Church, the upgrade of the heating system will take place in the coming weeks. All the work carried out in our Parish this year is made possible through your generous donations and support. Thank you and God bless you. Fr. Brendan. Plaque in St. Mary's Church: We are currently preparing information for the Plaque in St. Mary's. There is still time to include your intention on this Parish Plaque which will be placed in St. Mary's Church. This marble plaque will be erected in the entrance hall acknowledging all who donate towards projects. 'Benefactors' will be inscribed on the plaque. The plaque will ask all who read it to please pray for all benefactors and all the above named. If a person or family donate €500 or more, they can place their family name, or the name of a deceased loved one on the plaque. Donation sheets are available beside the Newsletters you can complete a Form and send the donation in an envelope or via bank transfer. Moorechurch Cemetery Mass and Blessing of Graves in Moorechurch Cemetery will take place on Sunday, 6th July at 11:30am. As always, we ask that visitors to the Cemetery take their rubbish/dead flowers etc., home with them. We encourage this practice to ensure the cemetery is in perfect condition for all who visit. St. Patrick's GFHC Lotto: Jackpot €9,000 drawn on 100h June. Numbers drawn: 6, 9,11,24 No Winner. Next week's Jackpot: €9,100. Sincere Sympathy: It's with great sadness St Patrick's GAA would like to pass on our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Carol McGinty who sadly passed away on 17th June. Our thoughts and prayers are with Carol's husband Robert, and Daughters Aoibhín,Moya,Rosaleen, and Tara at this very very sad time. May Carol's gentle soul rest in heavenly peace.
Daily Mail
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE 'He's turning his back on Jeff': New twist in toxic Brazier sons feud revealed by KATIE HIND as insiders tell how Bobby has ALSO fallen out with his parenting guru dad - and become a Hare Krishna
With his cherubic looks, curly hair and broad smile it's little wonder Bobby Brazier was such a hit on Strictly. Indeed, thanks to his distinct similarity to both Harry Styles and Sir , Bobby captivated both young women and older female fans. Add to this his dancing talent and tragic back story as son of the late, much-loved reality TV phenomenon Jade Goody, and it's easy to see why Bobby's star was sent to the stratosphere after he reached the show's final.
Perth Now
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Bindi Irwin reacts to brother Robert's viral underwear photoshoot: 'I can't unsee it...'
Bindi Irwin "can't unsee" her brother Robert's underwear shoot. The 26-year-old conservationist - who is the daughter of late Crocodile Hunter star Steve Irwin - recently had to endure her brother Robert, 21, stripping down to his boxers for a promotional deal with Bonds as well as appearing shirtless in his Dancing with the Stars announcement and has found it "rough" to see the whole thing go viral. Speaking on the 'Not Gonna Lie' podcast, she told host Kylie Kelce: "There are some things as his sister that I can't just unsee. "When he did the Dancing announcement, he was shirtless, and when he did his Bonds commercial, he was just in his underwear,r and it is…it is rough." Despite her embarrassment over her brother's sudden sex appeal, she "really is so proud of him" because of how he is managing to get their message of conservation out there, what she is choosing to focus on. She said: I really am so proud of him. He's taking the message of conservation to new heights. He's really nailing the, 'Hey look over here,' and steering them in the right direction. "I was probably liking and commenting on his 'steering in the other direction' posts. Rather than his um... "Watching him grab people's attention in such a big way. 'And then pivot and say, 'Here's what we do, here's our work, here's our dedication to wildlife and conservation and you can get involved.' It is wonderful and extraordinary to watch him shine.' The Crikey It's The Irwins star is "a little bit scared" of some of her brother's female fans but still thinks her brother is "doing really well" with how he is coping with all of the sudden attention on his body. She said: "Do I get a little bit scared of the women and girls and some guys who are very intense? It can be a lot! But he's doing really well with all of it and I am very proud of him." Robert recently explained that his new campaign may seem "out of the ordinary", he is appreciative of the "platform" he has so that he can continue to get the message about conversation out into the world. He said: "It seems so out of the ordinary for what I would do, but I get to be with Aussie Wildlife, I get to approach a new audience, a new platform, and get my wildlife conservation message out there to more people. And that is what means so much to me and my family. "I'm representing Australia! So I wanted to look my best and to feel my best and just feel really confident. And so I've done more sit-ups and had less carbs than I ever have in my life, but it's been fun.. "At Australia Zoo, our beautiful wildlife sanctuary, it's great, I've got about 700 acres to just run. So I've been doing a lot of sprints, a lot of hill sprints. "My brother-in-law Chandler, he's a professional athlete so he gave me a lot of great tips. And my mom actually did bodybuilding! She had more biceps then than I'll ever have."
