Wedding of the Week: A romance written in the sand

Romance was written in the sand rather than the stars for Debra Hartigan and Trevor Murphy.

Wedding of the Week: A romance written in the sand
Mon, 23 Mar, 2020 - 21:00
Eve Kelliher

Debra Hartigan and Trevor Murphy leave St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church in Millstreet. Picture: Tara Donoghue Photography
Debra Hartigan and Trevor Murphy leave St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church in Millstreet. Picture: Tara Donoghue Photography

“Rachel Murphy was our wedding coordinator and she was an absolute dream to work with, as was the food and beverage manager Stephen,” said Debra.

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