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| PICTURE: TikTok/@thecontentclub.ie
A bride in Co Clare, went viral on popular social media platform TikTok as she voted five minutes before the ceremony began.
Sharing the video, a spokesperson for thecontentclub.ie said: "Ladies we didn't earn this for nothing am I right???"
@thecontentclub.ie Ladies we didnt earn this for nothing am i right??? #vote #election ♬ original sound - TheContentClub.ie
The woman, was seen running in heels saying: "Just off to vote number one Paddy Murphy."
In the video, 40 minutes later the woman is seen emerging from a church with her now husband just married.
Many have praised the woman in the comments. One user said: "The dress, the hair, the shoes everything."
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Another user said: "What a legend. Congratulations."
Another user said: "The skill of running in those heels. Congratulations."
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