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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Kilkenny hurling legend TJ Reid and influencer Niamh de Brún are about to embark on the next big chapter of their life, creating a 'forever home'.
The couple broke ground on their new extension last month and have big renovation plans in the works at their existing home in Ballyhale.
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Niamh shared the news on social media recently, where she has also been sharing the details of her pregnancy journey and has been using her platform to open a dialogue with her followers on the experience.
It's been a busy few months for TJ also, having reached the All-Ireland Final with Kilkenny, becoming a county champion once again with Ballyhale and picking up a sixth All-Star award.
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