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Julianne Corrigan and Anthony Curry were joined in marriage at St Dympna’s Church, Kildalkey
Congratulations to Julianne, daughter of Carmel and Seán Corrigan, Kildalkey, Co Meath, and Anthony, son of Imelda and Martin Curry, Cloonagh, who were married last Saturday in St Dympna’s Church, Kildalkey, with Fr Pádraig McMahon officiating.
Bláthnaid Keogh was maid of honour assisted by Keelan O’Connor and Áine Keogh, while Shane Curry was best man, assisted by Eugene Daly and Kenny Lord.
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The music in the church was provided by Lucy Kavanagh.
After the ceremony, the wedding party and guests travelled to the Slieve Russell Hotel, Ballyconnell, where a beautiful meal was served by the attentive staff and music and celebrations continued until the early hours.
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We wish the happy and popular couple all the best for a wonderful future together.
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