City Hall setting for wedding winners

LOVE was in the air in Cork City Hall yesterday at the launch of a special competition which will see the historic building host its first civil wedding ceremony.

City Hall setting for wedding winners
Fri, 04 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
Eoin English

Lord Mayor Cllr Michael O’Connell also announced that a host of sponsors have come on board to cover a range of aspects, including the reception, to ensure that it will be unforgettable day for one lucky couple and their friends.

He has now invited people to write to him stating why they should win his Win Your Wedding competition.

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