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The marriage of Graham Kenny son of Eddie and Winnie Kenny, Donaguile Heights and Corinna Moran, daughter of Jan and the late Gearoid Moran (RIP), Donaguile Heights, was solemnised in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The newlyweds grew up just a few doors apart in Donaguile Heights.
The ceremony was conducted by Monsignor Dan Carroll, Vicar General, St John’s Team Leader, Kilkenny and a friend to both families.
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The bride was attended by her sister Karen Bouse (Chief Bridesmaid) and by Geraldine McGrath, Aoife McDonagh and Tara Kenny. Groomsmen were Michael Kenny, Eddie Kenny, Kevin Kenny, Nathan Kenny and Caolán Kenny. Bridesman was Huge Gallagher. Page Boys were Páidí Bouse, Dáithí Bouse, Owen McDonagh and Oisín McDonagh.
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