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Harriet Beirne, Aisling Colwell and Joanna Cooper pictured together at Joanna's 30th birthday celebrations | PICTURE: Via Instagram @harrietbeirne
IRELAND and Munster Rugby star, Conor Murray surprised his wife, Joanna with a surprise birthday celebration amongst family and friends. The occasion was for Joanna’s 30th birthday.
The model and Instagram influencer originally from Derry said she has never been more “shook”, telling her Instagram followers that Conor organised dinner in the Carriage House in Adare Manor amongst her family and friends.
The beauty queen looked radiant wearing a coordinated red top and maxi skirt with a high slit for the occasion.
The birthday celebration was also attended by Harriet Beirne, wife of Ireland and Munster Rugby star Tadhg Beirne.
Joanna and Conor tied the knot in a fairy tale ceremony in the Algarve, Portugal last summer.
Joanna, originally from Derry was crowned Miss Universe Ireland in 2015 and met Conor on a night out in London in 2018 before the two moved in together following the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.
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