Plans To Build Statue Of Graham Norton In Bandon Scrapped
Bandon Town Council have scrapped plans to build a statue of Graham Norton. It comes after the Talk Show Host said he didn't want the feature because he thought it was a waste of money. Instead, a walkway has been named after the star. The Norton walkway along the river Bandon is expected to be officially opened between October 16 and 20th - it's all part of Cork Rebel Week. It's believed Graham may attend the offical opening although that's still to be confirmed.
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