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08 Sept 2025
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People from across County Kilkenny and further afield are reaching out in huge numbers to wish the county's newest married couple the very best in their newly created lives together.
Well known Kilkenny RFC player Ben Devlin tied the knot with his amazing partner, Niamh Ayres on Friday in a well attended ceremony.
Unsurprisingly, one local person delighted at the news was the Kilkenny RFC PRO, who was quick to share their and the entire club's sheer delight on their social media page.
On Facebook alone, in excess of 200 people shared their love and best wishes to the happy couple following the post.
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"Wishing you both a lifetime filled with happiness, and unforgettable memories. Cheers to the happy couple," a Kilkenny RFC social media post read.
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