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Congratulations to Ciara Hourican, Lisrathigan, Coolarty and Jeffrey Dillon, Portumna who were married in St Mary’s Church, Granard on Saturday, August 24.
Ciara, daughter of Hugh and the late Marie Hourican, and Jeffrey, son of James and Mary Dillon, were united in holy marriage by Fr Simon Cadam.
Ciara had her sister Shona and her cousin Deirdre as her bridesmaids and Jeffrey had his two brothers Darren and Oisin as his groomsmen.
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Following the ceremony the happy couple and their bridal party, along with their families and guests, travelled to Crover House Hotel where a beautiful meal awaited them followed by an evening of great entertainment by the brilliant Druid's band and a disco that continued into the early hours of Sunday morning.
We join the Hourican and Dillon families in wishing Ciara and Jeffrey a long and happy life together in their lovely new home in Portumna.
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