As
Eoin Kelly approaches 30, he wants to make time to find somebody special he can
settle down with.
Sheep
farmer Eoin Kelly, from Derry, is among rural singletons hoping to find love on
the new series of BBC Two's Love in the Countryside. He took over the
family business a year ago and splits his time between Northern Ireland and
Scotland.
DJ
and presenter Sara Cox will return to host the second series of the show,
helping those in the sticks take their first steps on the rocky road of
romance.
“I’ve
had a bit of craic, I’ve had a bit of fun and enjoyed myself, but it’s time now
to settle down and get a grip," says the sheep farmer in his dating
profile.
He's
looking for a girl who is honest, trustworthy and "looks half decent"
on his arm.
"Somebody
who doesn’t mind getting their hands dirty on odd days, to give me a hand. I’ll
buy her a new pair of wellies,” he joked.
While
he loves being his own boss, Eoin says it's "just about impossible"
to find someone who fits in with his busy lifestyle, but the 28-year-old sees
himself married with a couple of "wee'uns" and a thriving business.
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