The TV and radio presenter is preparing to leave Dublin city centre for stunning sea views in Wicklow, and will be living beside his sister Deborah, whom he is very close with
Brendan Courtney is moving to Wicklow to be closer to family as his sister Deborah recovers from brain and lung cancer.
“I stormed out, as you do in your 30s, and I had to go to a hotel. I stayed in the hotel until my credit card maxed then had to beg a friend to let me move in. He explained: “I’m a Dub through and through, but I had a big birthday quite recently and I just thought, ‘I can’t grow old here’. “I call it my tiny house renovation. It’s a small house, but it has cost so much more than I planned to renovate. It is so expensive.
“Six months later, I don’t know how because I had no money, I had the keys to that apartment. It really worked. I went in and kissed every wall.”
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