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The newly weds are wished every blessing and good health in their futures together
Wedding bells rang for a number of Longford couples recently.
Congratulations to Shannon Dempsey, Coolarty and Peadar Martin, Moyne who were united in Holy Marriage in St Mary's Church, Granard on Saturday last.
We join with the Dempsey and Martin families in wishing the happy couple a long and happy life together.
Read more: Ireland 'no longer' among Europe's heaviest drinkers as alcohol consumption down
Congratulations to Kaitlyn Doyle and Jason Carrig who were married in St Brigid’s Church Ardagh on Friday last.
We wish them every blessing and good health in their future.
Congratulations to Niall Farrelly, Lislea and Sinead Sorohan, Clonguish, who got married recently in Newtownforbes.
Congratulations to Declan Harte, Drumnacross and Celene Masterson, Castlepollard who were married recently.
Congratulations to Marie Brady and Darren Kelly on their wedding last Saturday.
Read more: Recently Engaged: Celebrations in Longford as local couples announce their intention to wed
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