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26-06-00 news EXCLUSIVE
Jane Seymour talks exclusively to ShowBiz Ireland...

Hollywood actress and former Bond girl Jane Seymour has revealed that she did visit Ashford Castle the would-be location of Pierce Brosnan's wedding. But, the star insists that she only popped into the castle for lunch and did not stay in the Honeymoon suite for the night like her LA publicist claimed last week.

Jane Seymour with ShowBiz Ireland's Jason O'Callaghan, and Raymond Senior @ the Rap party Cocoon Bar, Dublin

"I went down to Ashford Castle with some friends but I never spent the night in the Honeymoon suite or any other room in the hotel. The hotel was nice enough to let me have lunch there as I was not a guest and you normally have to stay there, I stayed in Clifton in Galway," Seymour told ShowBiz Ireland at the rap party of her latest project Yesterday's Children, a TV movie for CBS.

Seymour also revealed that despite reports she was not even invited to the Brosnan wedding. "I've heard that I was invited to the wedding but if the truth be known I wasn't. To clean up another rumour. We were shooting in Ireland for six weeks not three weeks and nobody on the set found me hard to work with like one paper reported, you can ask anyone. And before you ask I stayed in Dalkey Lodge not a private house and I hear REM will be there next week. "

Seymour who attended the party with her husband Jonathan Forester and some of her six children also took time out of her busy schedule to unveil the new Co Wicklow film trail.

County Wicklow's reputation as a favourite for film making has been given the boost with the announcement of a funding award from the National Millennium Committee to the developing of Ireland's first location trail for cinema enthusiasts and tourists. Locals were delighted to have the Hollywood star on hand to do the honours.