Couple commit to getting marriage off on the right track

A YOUNG couple will be hoping to get their forthcoming marriage off on the right track.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2009 - 01:00

Sean O’Riordan

Majella Foley, from Banteer, and her soon-to-be husband, Kieran Gallagher, a native of Donegal, have chartered a special train to take them and their 200 guests to their wedding tomorrow.

Iarnród Éireann are decorating the railway stations at Killarney and Banteer to mark the nuptials.

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Courts Place: Banteer Place: Donegal Place: Killarney Place: Banteer station Place: Mallow Place: London Place: Clapham Place: Cork Person: Majella Foley Person: Kieran Gallagher Person: Majella Person: Hilary Twomey Person: Pat O’Sullivan Person: Kieran Organisation: Banteer Organisation: Iarnród Éireann

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