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Eddie Doherty with wife Evelyn and Hollywood actor Bill Murray. Photo: Ardara.ie
Eddie Doherty Handwoven Tweed in Ardara received a visit from none other than Hollywood actor Bill Murray.
The Ghostbusters star popped into the shop for a visit where he kindly took photos with owner Eddie and his wife Evelyn.
Murray is currently travelling Ireland filming for a new project. He was spotted earlier this week in Sligo and even celebrated his 75th birthday at an intermediate hurling championship quarter-final match in Clare recently.
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Bill Murray is known for his roles in Hollywood movies Ghostbusters I (1984) and II (1989), Groundhog Day (1993) and Lost in Translation (2003).
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