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OSBOURNES Ireland Bound

April 2, 2003

The Osbournes are bound for Ireland in December when the eldest son of the former BLACK SABBATH singer gets married.

Louis, the product of Ozzy's first marriage, is tying the knot in Ireland on New Year's Eve.

The 27-year-old met fiancée Louise Lennon a year ago.

"We decided to move over to Ireland because Dublin is her home town," he told the Daily Star.

"We're planning our wedding at an Irish castle, but I'm not telling you where."

Louis, who is currently launching a new Midlands radio station, Jump FM, says he has little time for the showbiz life.

But, he lives in a flat at the Osbournes' Los Angeles mansion and is often seen in the background in the hugely popular MTV hit "The Osbournes".

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