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26th October 2018/0 Comments/in News /by Haydn Blackey

We offer best wishes and congratulations to Matthew Hall and Rhiannon Bayliss who will be married at St. Teilo’s Church this morning. Their nuptial mass is at 10.30am.

Best wishes too to Stephen Connors and Maggie Ann Smith who are getting married at Our Lady of Lourdes Church tomorrow (Saturday 23^rd of October).

Please keep both couples in your prayers at this special time.

We wish Matthew and Rhiannon & Stephen and Maggie the very best in their married lives together.

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