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Well wishes have been flooding for couple Eamonn O’Donnell and Roisin Connolly who were married in St Lachtain’s Church in Freshford on Saturday afternoon.
Eamonn’s father Michael hails from Freshford and has lived in the UK for decades, but both he and his family are regular visitors back to Freshford, while Roisin comes from the Isle of Man.
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The ceremony was performed by Fr Mark Condon PP. The bride was attended by maid of honour Carly Jane Hunt and bridesmaids Morgan Connolly and Kelly Ditchfield. Best man was Eddie Clifford and groomsmen were James Rourke, Ruairi O’Donnell, Brendan Lyons, Rob Lee and Sean O’Grady. Music was by Cathal Dervan.
The reception was held in Langtons Hotel where the happy couple were joined by their families and many friends for their special day, with over 100 people travelling from UK and Isle of Man to join in the celebrations. They are wished all the very best in their married life together.
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