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Offaly couple celebrate 60th wedding anniversary surrounded by family
Kieran and Kathleen Rigney have celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at the Grand Hotel in Moate.
The Doon couple were joined for a night of reminiscing by their children Mary, John, Ann, Kieran, Kathleen and Jim with their partners, along with a large gathering of grandchildren and their great-grandchildren, Senan Hart who is a year old and Jack Reynolds who is three months old.
The family shared a lovely evening of memories was had and new ones made by the end of the night.
PICTURED: Back L-R Kieran Rigney, Justin Coughlan, Daniel Reynolds, Saoirse Rigney, Aoife Rigney, Aaron Rigney, Elisha Reynolds Front L-R Darina Coughlan-Hart with her son Senan Hart, Blaine Rigney, Kieran and Kathleen Rigney, Kaitlin Rigney, Vivian Reynolds with his son Jack Reynolds.
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