Pre-Wedding Pub Crawl

Rehearsal Dinner- Invited Guests

Wedding Day

Reception

Day After Barbeque

Fall

KG Irish Wedding

Get ready to celebrate Irish style - all night long!! We cannot wait to get married in Ireland. Hopefully everything you need is on this website, other helpful items will be added as needed.

Our Wedding

It all started in college when Kenny was a driver for a fraternity party Gail &amp; her friends just happened to need a ride home from. Gail jumped in the front seat and started flirting with the cute driver. Kenny was acting shy (he'd never seen anyone so beautiful before) so Gail grabbed his phone and saved her phone number for him. After about a year of friendship Kenny finally got the courage to ask Gail to be his girlfriend in June of 2016. From that day on they were inseparable, even after Kenny graduated and moved back to Maryland they did long distance for about a year while Gail finished college back in Lexington. In 2019 Kenny &amp; Gail were finally reunited in Kentucky and 7 years later got engaged! We cannot wait to celebrate with everyone in our dream location of Ireland &amp; spend the rest of our lives together. We feel like the luckiest couple in the world.

Our Story

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Ashley Noth (Marcos)

Griffin Hyde

Gabrielle Fleece (Marcos)

Kyle Kroll

Connor McGinnis

Mark Noth

Alexis Rukenbrod (Perez)

Luis Perez

Megan Cambron

Matt Fleece

Julie McGinnis

Jimmy Salmon

Wedding Party

Suggested Airport to fly into. Only a 30-45 minute drive/taxi ride to Slane and the nearby cities of Navan and Drogheda.

Dublin Airport

Be sure to check out Airbnb or Vrbo if you prefer this over a hotel. Read carefully about parking, accessibility and size. 

Airbnb & Vrbo

In the nearby city of Navan. 10 minutes from Slane Castle. Currently remodeling and updating facilities. Ireland does not do hotel blocking, we suggest when you know the hotel you would like to stay in to call or go online ASAP and book.

Newgrange Hotel

Handicap accessible hotel or B&B. 20 minutes from church, 30 minutes from the castle, 25 minutes from Dublin airport. 

Boyne Valley Hotel And Country Club

In the nearby city of Drogheda. Not Handicap accessible, no elevator. 20 minutes from Slane Castle. Not many rooms available, very small hotel.

The Marcy Hotel

In the town of Slane, this is a glamping location so it is not a typical hotel stay. Do some research before you stay here so you know what you are getting yourself into!

Rock Farm Slane

A little further from the castle and church, this is 30 minutes from Slane. This small town is very nice and is next to the Trim Castle which is a nice free castle to walk around the ruins or you can pay to go inside. Handicap accessible. 

Trim Castle Hotel

Great hotel right by trinity college in Dublin. Very nice and quiet hotel. Small rooms, good rates on Expedia/booking.com

The Fleet Street Hotel

Hotel right by Temple Bar in Dublin. Nice hotel and good rates on Expedia/booking.com

The Morgan Hotel

South of Dublin City Center, just a short walk or bus ride to Dublin city center.

Travelodge Rathmines

The Green Hotel

Travel

Q + A

We wanted to share our favorites things we've done together in Ireland. Some are close to Dublin &amp; Slane, others are further out.Hope you enjoy our favorite spots and our personal photos from adventures there!

Prehistoric monument built in the stone age near Slane. You do need to buy a ticket for a tour, tours are about 2-3 hours depending on which one you want to take.

Newgrange

Ancient ceremonial and burial site near Slane. Tours are not needed but walking tour is helpful to understand the significance of the space. Beautiful sites to see from the hill if you dont wish to do a tour. Be careful traveling to the site as the roads are very narrow, taxi suggested if you’re worried about the roads. 

Hill of Tara

Yes, the castle where we are getting married also has a whiskey distillery - check out a liquor store near you to see if you can taste test in the US before Ireland! Distillery is usually not open in the month of October, we are looking into private tours and will update with more information. 

Slane Irish Whiskey Distillery

Guinness Storehouse is a must visit in Dublin. If you decide to spend a day or more in Dublin, the storehouse is a great stop.

Guinness Storehouse

Jameson Distillery has wonderful tour/tasting options in their Dublin Distillery. If you decide to spend a day or more in Dublin, the distillery is a wonderful stop.

Jameson Distillery Bow St.

Irish Whiskey Museum has great tasting options. Located in Dublin city Center, its a great stop and has the best tasting tour prices.

Irish Whiskey Museum

Its Temple Bar, possibly the most famous bar in Ireland, so of course its a must see! It does get crowded very fast and has more expensive drinks than other pubs, but one drink at Temple Bar Pub feels like a necessity to do when visiting Dublin.

The Temple Bar Pub

Kilmainham Gaol is a former prison, now museum. Many Irish revolutionaries, including the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising, were imprisoned and executed in the prison by the orders of the UK Government. There is a wonderful guided tour that takes about an hour and explains a lot of Irish history. You have to book in advance and tickets book out quickly. We only got in next day due to a cancellation, so check every day if you want to get in last minute.

Killmainham Gaol Museum

Howth is a wonderful village off the coast of Ireland. There are great restaurants and a lot of walking trails along the coast. You can get there easiest by train or bus from Dublin and explore as you'd like.

Howth Cliff Walk

An amazing cliff walk that is easy to get to, just south of Dublin. You can search for the best train or bus stop to get to the start of the walk, or you can drive to Bray and park.

Bray To Greystones Walk

The wicklow mountains do not disappoint, you can do walking tours or take a bus tour from Dublin and see it all in one day. Parts of the film Braveheart were filmed in these mountains, on your way to the mountains you can see the bridge from PS I Love you, and Lough Tay(aka Guinness Lake) is a beautiful stop! The mountains are just south of Dublin.

Wicklow Mountains National Park

Cliffs of Moher is a beautiful experience to have in Ireland, especially if you're lucky enough to have a clear sky day. It's about 3.5 hour drive from Slane, 3.5 hour drive from Dublin, and only 1.5 hours outside of Galway. There are bus tours you can book from Dublin, but it does take your entire day. If you have a car to get there, it's worth it to spend a night or day in Galway.

Kenneth & Gail

Kenneth & Gail

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