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Love was in the air at St Lachtain’s Church on Thursday as the wedding of Ger Doheny, son of Jerry and Berertilla Doheny, Woodview and Ciara Phelan, daughter of Pierce and Fionnuala Phelan, Cascade, was celebrated.
The ceremony was performed by Monsignor Kieron Kennedy PP. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended by her sister Mairead Purcell and bridesmaids Roisin Dowling, Siobhan Dawson and Trish Ryan. The best man was Denis Long with junior best man Jake Doheny. Groomsmen were Jonathan Doheny, Jamie Marnell and Gavin Burke. Flower girls were Allie Doheny and Lexi Purcell and page boys were Tim Doheny, Jayden Purcell and Ollie Deevy.
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The offertory gifts were brought to the altar by mothers of the bride and groom. Readers were Linda Doheny and Michel Dawson while prayers of the faithful were read by Jake Doheny, Phil Coogan, Katie Doheny, Caoimhe Nolan and Courtney Burke with reflection by Joanne Doheny. The happy couple are wished all the very best in their married life together.
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