Healthy outlook: Simon Harris ties the knot with Caoimhe

The Cabinet had one very special summer meeting to attend away from Leinster House as Health Minister Simon Harris tied the knot.

Healthy outlook: Simon Harris ties the knot with Caoimhe
Sat, 22 Jul, 2017 - 01:00
Elaine Loughlin

Dressed in a sharp tuxedo, the Wicklow TD yesterday married his partner of eight years, Caoimhe Wade, a cardiac nurse at Crumlin Children’s Hospital.

While former taoiseach Enda Kenny and his wife Fionnuala attended the ceremony along with a host of Fine Gael ministers and TDs, former Republic of Ireland international Damien Duff added the celebrity touch.

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