Getting wed in Ireland

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License shouldn't be a problem in N Ireland...but as for the South?? Fecked if I know

Basically there are places springing up all over the place where you can actually have the ceremony eg Bushmills distillery!!!, carrick a reed rope bridge, Giants causeway....and any amount of hotels

(well don't take it as read any of the above places do carry out the ceremony).....but basically if the management have the appropriate license then you can do it anywhere outside of a church in N Ireland.

More wacky places springing up every week!

Some reception links here

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OK so I have done a wee bit of digging, and as of Nov this year; here are all the approved venues to actually hold a civil service in N Ireland:

http://www.groni.gov.uk/Publication/911200773057.pdf
Bushmills isn't on it By the way Rakey!
Though there were places that I know have held weddings that are not included - maybe it wasn't worth the hastle to them? :?

You can hold service and the have a reception elsewhere or some of the venues you can do the whole shebang!

I suppose you need to look at Airports and distances:

City of Derry , Belfast International, Belfast City, Dublin, Shannon, Cork, Kerry, Knock!?

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Cheers guys, some great stuff to start us off, and yes Barry airport access needs to be fairly possible please, say about half an hour I think is what Jo said, but maybe a bit more and it might stop more of the Brits coming over ol:

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