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‘Fred’s Tour De Ireland’ ith Fred Sirieix
The finale to Derry’s Halloween celebrations will come to an end tonight.
The crescendo of the festivities will be the fireworks display after three days of activities.
ITV have been filming the latest show to be presented by Fred Sirieix (First Dates), with the Frenchman taking time to visit the Museum of Free Derry, taking a tour of the famous City Walls, and meeting with Mickey Bradley from the Undertones.
However, on Halloween night Fred will be taking in the celebrations on the streets of Derry, with Waddell Media filming him taking in the Halloween Carnival Parade for the new 5-part series ‘Fred’s Tour De Ireland’ for ITV.
The series will be airing on ITV in 2025 as Fred takes in the rich culture, history, places, and, of course, people that Ireland has to offer as he immerses himself in local life and visits hidden gems.
Tonight Fred will be dressed up as a court jester as he walks the streets of Derry to enjoy the celebrations as the cameras capture the carnival.
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