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Vincent Sherlock - thoughts on the journey
On August 1st I celebrated with Brendan Carroll and Aoife Spelman their marriage in the Cathedral, Ballaghaderreen. It was a later than usual wedding – taking place at 4pm and was followed by a reception near Brendan’s home in Urlaur (Parish of Kilmovee). Interestingly, when filling in Aoife’s marriage details (today) I realised that she was baptized and married in the Cathedral on the same day of the year – August 1st. I won’t say how many years have passed between the two gatherings!
