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Princess Diana and her butler Paul Burrell
Princess Diana’s butler – and former Naas resident – Paul Burrell is to wed his boyfriend, it was reported in the British media this morning.
Mr Burrell was the long-time employee and confidante of the late princess, who called him her “rock”. His media profile increased after her death in 1997.
He spent several months in Naas in 2003 while writing his memoir ‘A Royal Duty’. Keeping a low profile, he stayed at the Town House Hotel but was spotted out and about shopping locally.
Mr Burrell held a booksigning in the Town House that December upon the launch of his book.
Mr Burrell divorced his wife of 32 years last year. He appeared on television show ‘I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here’ in 2004.
It has been reported he plans to wed his partner next month.
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Clane captain Brian McLoughlin and Naas captain Eoin Doyle
Home Rescue hosts Roisin Murphy and Peter Finn
Naas manager Joe Murphy picture alongside his captain Eoin Doyle
Frank McMahon and his wife Laura (Photo: Martin Connelly)
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