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24 Dec 2025
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24 Dec 2025
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Singer Seán Keane married Ann Doohan surrounded by family and friends on Tory Island last weekend.
The well-known songster took to social media to thank all those who ensured their wedding day was 'beyond expectations.'
He said: "Some of you may have heard already but last weekend I got married to my beautiful wife Ann surrounded by family & friends on Tory Island. It was a day beyond expectations, absolutely wonderful from start to finish!!! Thank You to all who worked tirelessly in the run up to it & over the weekend to make it all possible."
His wife Ann Doohan is a native of Tory Island, the daughter of Jimmy and Teresa Doohan.
Father Donnchadh Ó Baoill married the couple and the reception was held in Tory Island Hotel overlooking the sea.
The night was one filled with song, music and was enjoyed by all those in attendance.
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