14 Signs You're At An Irish Wedding

“Come running home again Katie…”

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BREAD BASKET WARS, fascinator injuries and confusion in mass.

Irish weddings, summed up…

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14 Signs You're At An Irish Wedding

Read: 9 things the Irish education system lied to us about

Watch: 15 Things Everyone Did In Primary School