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Niall O'Meara, former Tipperary senior hurler, and Ciara Reidy were married this Sunday, delighting family, friends, and the local sporting community. The couple’s union blends Tipperary and Limerick roots, adding a cross-county flair to the celebrations.
Niall O'Meara, a native of Kilruane, County Tipperary, is a former inter-county hurler and current primary school teacher. Born on December 16, 1992, he began his hurling career with Kilruane MacDonaghs, progressing through the club's juvenile and underage ranks before making his senior debut.
O'Meara was part of the senior Tipperary team that secured All-Ireland titles in 2016 and 2019, with his pivotal goal in the 2019 final against Kilkenny standing out as a career highlight.
Their wedding was a joyful celebration for family, friends, and the wider community.
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