The Portlaoise pair decided to bring the date forward and got married last Friday
A Midlands couple is celebrating after they tied the knot in a very intimate ceremony.
Joe Rossa and his wife Lysagh had planned to get married on April 15th with over 120 guests invited but were told they would have to change their plans due to the coronavirus restrictions.
The Portlaoise pair decided to bring the date forward and got married last Friday with their witnesses and the registar all standing two metres apart.
Mr Rossa says they celebrated afterwards at Lysagh's parents house and will be organising a bigger get together at a later date:
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