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The Lyrath Estate Hotel played host to a day full of joy and celebration on Friday as ex-Kilkenny camogie player Grace Walsh and Wexford senior hurler Jack O'Connor said "I do" in a beautiful wedding ceremony attended by friends and family.
The couple announced their engagement in September, 2024 with the pair putting plans in place for their wedding ceremony ever since.
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O'Connor, from the St Martin's club in Wexford has been a member of the county's intercounty panel since 2014, while the Tullaroan clubwoman made her Kilkenny debut in 2011, winning All-Ireland titles; in 2016, 2020 and 2022.
Walsh hails from an iconic Kilkenny sporting dynasty where amongst a rich talent pool of a family, her brothers Tommy and Padraig have won a combined 11 All-Ireland titles with their native county.
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