Peter O'Mahony's wife Jessica jokes she's ‘hanging in there' as she celebrates wedding anniversary with throwback pic
The soulmates tied the knot back in 2020, with Jess sharing a throwback from "those Covid days" on Friday.
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Peter and Jessica O'Mahony celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary
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They got married in 2020 before a second wedding in 2022
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Their anniversary fell on the same day as their son Theo's birthday
As a result of the Covid-19
As a result, they had a
France
. two years later in 2022.
Many of the guests were
rugby
teammates, including ex-Ireland skipper
family
members and friends.
Their anniversary on Friday fell on the same day as their son Theo's seventh birthday.
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His mum shared a photo of her middle child with the caption: "Our little man is 7" while lamenting how "time flies".
The dual celebration came after the
,
Ireland
's most beloved sporting figures.
Both couples were joined on the beach day by their
children
with it looking like a hectic if happy scene from start to finish.
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The Lowry clan had initially visited the Rebel County in an effort to unwind after
On the Saturday of the year's final major,
I want to be adopted by Peter & Jess O'Mahony' jokes Shane Lowry's wife after fun family trip to Cork
"I tried to get a protein drink down me after eight holes, and I felt like throwing up all over the place. It's been a tough day and I had a bad finish.
'It was hard to take. Then I woke up at 2.30am with cramps in my stomach. I know we have it in the house.
"Ivy had it a couple of days ago. Wendy had it yesterday. Me and Iris have it today. It will be gone by the
holidays
next
week so at least that's a plus.
'Honestly, every bathroom I went in and tried to throw up, I couldn't. It's just such a bad feeling. It's just really bad timing obviously.'
The
Offaly
native did still manage to close out his tournament well, however, carding a slick rather than sick round of 66 on Sunday.
He acknowledged: "Obviously I would have liked to do better this week, there's no doubt about that.
"But it is what it it. I tried my best, I gave it everything I could and it wasn't to be.
"For me now the next two months, obviously the play-offs are huge, but my focus and my
work
will be getting out of bed every morning to prepare for hopefully going to Bethpage and winning that Ryder Cup.
"I think it's a big thing for us Europeans and it's a big thing for me. major season is over now so everything turns towards the Ryder Cup."
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