Graham Norton

The TV star toasted his recent marriage with a big party at Bantry House followed by another more relaxed affair at his home by the harbour near the ...

The party then moved on to his waterside home in Ahakista where marquees and a catering tent were set up by the harbour. The 59-year-old TV star had been seen out and about around Ahakista, Bandon and Bantry in recent days, including enjoying a drink in the famous Arundel's By the Pier gastropub close to his home in Ahakista. The Bandon native, who lives at his house in Ahakista in the summer months, took over the famous Bantry House on Saturday night for a big party with over 120 friends and family.

TV star Graham Norton marked his recent nuptials with an intimate party in his native west Cork over the weekend with some 120 guests in attendance.

Norton grew up in Bandon and is a regular visitor back to west Cork where he has been recording his Virgin Radio UK show. According to the Irish Examiner, a local rector performed a blessing ceremony at the four-star venue. The red carpet was rolled out at Bantry House for a lavish blessing ceremony between Norton (59) and his partner as they celebrated their union in the west Cork beauty spot.

Norton held a lavish event at Bantry House on Saturday with reports suggesting that it was a giant celebration of love. TV host Graham Norton is believed to ...

While the talk show host has yet to confirm that the weekend's party was in fact his wedding, a source close to the event claimed the affair 'marked good things for good people.' The likes of Lulu, Panti Bliss and The Riverdance troupe are believed to have provided entertainment on the night, with the celebration carrying over to Sunday with guests gathering for an after-party at Graham's holiday home in Ahakista. Approximately 100 guests were present at the glitzy affair with the manor which overlooks Bantry Bay, acting as a notoriously romantic spot for those looking to tie the knot.

GRAHAM Norton has married his partner and thrown a lavish wedding party in Ireland over the weekend to celebrate, according to reports. The 59-year-old chat show host lives in London but maintains a holiday home in Ahakista in his native West Cork and ...

Claiming he'd rather live alone for the rest of his life, he said previously: "You have your own rules as you get older. So, this year, I just there this year.

The sunniest weekend of the year made for a great weekend for throwing parties it seems. According to reports, Graham Norton got married this past weekend ...

According to The Irish Examiner, the party was then moved to his summer holiday home in Ahakista on Sunday, where marquees were set up to continue the celebration. We have it on good authority from a team member's mother that yes, Elton John was indeed in town having a pint with Graham last week. The sunniest weekend of the year made for a great weekend for throwing parties it seems.

GRAHAM Norton has married his partner and thrown a lavish wedding party in Ireland over the weekend to celebrate, according to reports.The 59-year-old.

Claiming he'd rather live alone for the rest of his life, he said previously: "You have your own rules as you get older. He recently said: "I snuck in this year. So, this year, I just snuck in.

According to Cork Beo, the popular presenter and his partner toasted their recent wedding at a lavish ceremony at Bantry House in West Cork over the weekend, ...

The Bandon native was spotted with a group of pals at Arundel’s pub in Ahakista earlier in the week, ahead of the celebrations. Scottish singer Lulu was said to entertained guests at the event as well as a DJ set by Panti Bliss, followed by a performance by members of the Riverdance troupe. According to Cork Beo, the popular presenter and his partner toasted their recent wedding at a lavish ceremony at Bantry House in West Cork over the weekend, with over 120 guests in attendance.

More than 100 guests attended the exclusive event at Bantry House on Saturday.

Norton and his partner may have already legally married at an earlier stage and the event at Bantry House, which saw the historic venue closed to the public, was believed to be a blessing ceremony. His latest novel,, is due to be published later this year, while his hugely successful chat show on BBC Television is due to return in the autumn. More than 100 guests attended the exclusive event at Bantry House on Saturday, according to a report in the Irish Examiner.