Limerick's Jerry Flannery and long-term love Katy May Barwell wed


LOVE is in the air this August bank holiday weekend as Jerry Flannery shared stunning photos of his and long-term love Katy May Barwell's wedding day.


Jerry eschewed the traditional suit for a smart jacket, pants, shirt and tie combination.
Accompanying the photos was simple the date "22.07.22" and a love heart.


After a stellar rugby career Jerry moved into coaching with first Munster and now Harlequins.
The former hooker played 93 times for Munster, before completing five seasons on Munster's coaching ticket. He won Heineken Cup medals with Munster in 2006 and 2008.
Jerry retired from playing in 2012 after an impressive career with Connacht and Munster. He won 41 caps for his national side between 2005 and 2011 and was cruelly denied a British and Irish Lions call-up due to injury.


New wife Katy is equally as multi-talented.
She is a a multi-faceted designer with skills in illustration, video, animation, photography, marketing, brand design, design analysis, typography and more.
The couple have three young boys - Eli, Ezra and Rua.