McLoughlins of Mulranny

Pre Wedding Drinks

Saint Patrick's Catholic Church

Marriage Ceremony

GN Mulranny Park Hotel

Wedding Reception

Nevin's Newfield Inn

Post Wedding Party

Our Wedding

We met when we were 11 years old at Cardinal Newman Catholic High School in Luton and were 'frenemies' for years!!We made it official when we were 16 in Luton Sixth Form College and as they say 'the rest is history'...Since then we have travelled to 23 countries together and have made so many wonderful memories.Ruairí finally popped the question when we were on holiday in Mexico in February 2020

Our Story

Flights

Knock Airport

Ryanair offer flights from Luton and Stansted.Gatwick flights are operated by Aer Lingus. Knock Airport is located 1 hour 10 minutes drive from Mulranny.&nbsp;

Dublin Airport

Flights are available from most UK airports into Dublin. Dublin Airport is around a 3 hour 20 minute drive from Mulranny.

Car Hire

If you are flying to Ireland and need a car rental for your stay, the below companies are located within the terminal in both airports www.hertz.iewww.thrifty.iewww.budget.iewww.europcar.ie

Ferry

Irish Ferries and Stena Line both offer ferry services between the UK and Ireland. Dublin Port is a 3 hour and 20 minute drive from Mulranny.

Travel Info

We have reserved a number of rooms on the night of our wedding at a special rate for our guests.If you wish to book one please contact the hotel and let them know you are booking for Orlaith &amp; Ruairí's wedding.

Mulranny House

Moynish House Bed and Breakfast

Breezemount B&B

Mary's of Mulranny

Hotel Newport

Greenway View B&B

Anchor House

Brannens of Newport

Bridge Inn

Western Greenway B&B

Reek View B&B

Accommodation

Children

As much as we would love to invite all of our family and friends children, unfortunately it is only possible to accommodate the children of immediate family. We hope you will understand this decision and that you will still be able to join us on our special day. We hope you see this as an opportunity to let your hair down and party with us!

Wishing Well

The most important gift to us is having you share our special day,but if you want to contribute in some other waywe would love a few pennies to put in our pot,for our honeymoon trip after tying the knot.

Friday 5th August We have reserved an area in a local pub, McLoughlin's of Mulranny, for the day before the wedding to start the celebrations. If you're in the area then pop in for a drink any time from 3pm, Let's call it a 'warm up' for the weekend!

Sunday 7th August We hope that our guests will be able to stay a little bit longer to carry on the party in Nevin's Newfield Inn on Sunday 7th August. There will be music, food &amp; dancing and will give you all a chance to continue the craic from the day &amp; night before!

Contact

If you have any questions regarding the wedding, please get in contact with Orlaith or Ruairí. Orlaith +44 7960 202506Ruairí +44 7572 369823 ﻿

Taxi's

Ginnelly's Cabs and Buses+353 87 2383692 John Corrigan Taxi.&nbsp;+353 86 843 2773 Cowley's Taxi+353 87 2037051 / +353 86 8832463 Chambers Taxis+353 86 8062310 / +353 87 0681118

Please be sure to check the website closer to the wedding for any updates.

Details

Carmen Timoney

Roisin Timoney

Holly Mernagh

Hannah Byrne

Carmel Naughton

Nicole Balogh

Orlagh McDonagh

Grace Kelly

Caoimhe Kelly 

Trinity Ward

Summer Cleary

Shay McDonagh

Tom Ryan

Dom Green

Owen McDonagh

Kieran Meegan

Steve Dowling

Shane Timoney

Michael Diggin

Wedding Party

I may be bias but Shramore is one of the most idyllic places in the world. So quiet and tranquil, the only noises you will hear for miles are those of the sheep bleating or the rivers and streams trickling down the mountains.This photo was taken by the bride-to-be Shramore is just a 25 minute drive from Mulranny.

Take a drive to Shramore

Mulranny Golf Links was voted 16th best 9 hole links course in the world in 2020. It is a wonderful nine-hole course set on the shores of Clew Bay in Mulranny Co Mayo. It was founded in 1896 and golf has been played on this spectacular natural links course ever since. On a fine day it boasts fantastic views of Croagh Patrick and Clare Island as you look across Clew Bay.

Mulranny Golf Course

Croagh Patrick is considered to be&nbsp;Ireland’s&nbsp;holiest mountain, and&nbsp;renowned for its&nbsp;Patrician&nbsp;Pilgrimage&nbsp;in honor&nbsp;of&nbsp;Saint Patrick,&nbsp;Ireland’s&nbsp;patron Saint.&nbsp;It was at&nbsp;the summit of the mountain that&nbsp;Saint Patrick&nbsp;fasted for forty days in 441 AD. The summit of this hike also offers tremendous panoramic views of the County Mayo landscape. The hike is just under half a mile and on average takes about 2 hours to climb up and one and a half hours to descend. Whether you've climbed the mountain or not, you must pop into Campbell's pub at the foot of the Reek. It's the best pint of Guinness Ruairí has ever had!!

Croagh Patrick

Escape the bustle of urban life on the 42km Great Western Greenway, the longest off-road walking and cycling trail in Ireland. A traffic free cycling and walking trail following the route of the renowned Westport to Achill railway which closed in 1937.The Greenway traverses Ireland’s Atlantic coast between Westport town and Achill Island. It passes by some of the West of Ireland’s most dramatic mountains and offers magnificent views of Clew Bay and its many islands. For bike hire contact Clew Bay Bike Hire&nbsp;<a href="http://www.clewbayoutdoors.ie/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.clewbayoutdoors.ie</a>

Great Western Greenway

Picturesque and flower filled, few towns in Ireland can match Westport’s charisma and continental flavor with cheerful, multi coloured shop fronts jostling for attention and an attractive selection of shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants. Not only a town of innate beauty, it is also steeped in history.Pop into Matt Molloy's for a pint of Guinness and to hear live traditional Irish Music seven nights a week.Westport is only a 30 minute drive from Mulranny.

Visit Westport Town

Situated at the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way, Achill Island typifies the raw wilderness of the Atlantic coastline. Soaring cliffs, windswept beaches, rich heritage and deserted boglands make Achill Island the perfect antidote to urban life. Achill Island boasts some of the finest beaches in Ireland, including no fewer than five Blue Flag beaches.&nbsp;

Orlaith & Ruairí