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McCartney Marries Mills in Co Monaghan

McCartney and Mills at their wedding. McCartney and Mills at their wedding. By Irish America Staff Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney married Heather Mills in a ceremony at San Salvator’s Church in the village of Glaslough, Co. Monaghan on June 11th, 2002 – a location which McCartney told reporters was chosen because his mother had been born in Co. Monaghan. After the ceremony, the 300 wedding guests were entertained in lavish style in the nearby 17th century estate of Castle Leslie. As tradition dictates, Mills was slightly late for the 4:30p.m. ceremony and reportedly faltered and wept tears of joy as she uttered her vows. She wore a wedding dress she helped create with designers Eavis &Brown and carded 11 McCartney roses (named for Sir Paul) in honor of her new husband and two peonies.

The Irish Times guide to Ireland s reopening museums, galleries and heritage sites

  As the petals of real life very slowly begin to unfurl, this week sees the first steps in the gradual reopening of Ireland’s cultural sector, after four months closed. Most galleries, museums, heritage sites, other cultural attractions and libraries (for lending only) can open their doors again from today. Fortunately, you can also travel outside your county to visit them. Up to 15 people can also now gather for live performance outdoors.(Other live performances, and cinemas, can’t restart until June.) Venues are looking forward to it. “It has been a long time since the public have inhabited the gallery spaces, and we miss the connection and engagement with our audiences,” says Mary McCarthy, director of Crawford Art Gallery, in Cork. She encourages people to come in. “Even if you have not been before, do drop in.”

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