IF you missed Martin and Ronan Kemp’s hilarious father-and-son road trip series which takes them across West Cork then you have a second chance to see it on TV.

The Spandau Ballet bassist and his broadcaster son feature in a three-part series called Martin and Roman’s Irish Road Trip which aired on Virgin Media earlier this year.

The show has now been picked up by Channel 4 and viewers have been fascinated as the Kemps take them on a journey through Irish myths, music and along the coastline.

From Reen Pier in Union Hall to the calm Castlehaven Bay, the Kemps meet locals, swap stories and soak up the landscape in a series co-produced by Tourism Ireland and Rock Oyster Media.

One episode sees the father-and-son duo explore the ocean with Atlantic Sea Kayaking before they take a tour of Drombeg Stone Circle, courtesy of Conor Ó Buachalla’s Gormú eco adventures.

During filming in January, the film crew also dropped into the iconic Whale’s Tail restaurant in Clonakilty.

Martin Kemp is best known for his time as a bass player in Spandau Ballet alongside his brother, and for playing an EastEnders villain.

His son Roman is a radio DJ and TV presenter, who has been on I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here among other reality TV programmes.

Discussing his trek with Radio Times Martin revealed: ‘The Irish do love a yarn. We walked into a pub one night and they were all taking it in turns to get up and tell a story.

‘I got up and told one about being on tour with Spandau – you’ll have to watch the show to hear it, but it ends up with me wearing no clothes.’