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‘One happy girl' – Mayo GAA star gets engaged to stunning partner while on sun-kissed holiday
‘One happy girl' – Mayo GAA star gets engaged to stunning partner while on sun-kissed holiday

The Irish Sun

time02-07-2025

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  • The Irish Sun

‘One happy girl' – Mayo GAA star gets engaged to stunning partner while on sun-kissed holiday

MAYO midfielder Matthew Ruane popped the question to partner Moya Mannion while holidaying in Majorca, Spain. The happy couple got engaged on Sunday with them announcing their news in a 3 It was simply captioned with the date of their engagement Credit: @moyamannion and @matthewruane9 3 The holiday hotspot provided the perfect backdrop for their dream moment Credit: @moyamannion and @matthewruane9 3 Moya captioned this follow-up snap 'One happy girl' Credit: @moyamannion Several of Ruane's past and present inter-county teammates were among their many well-wishers. Former Aidan O'Shea, who's long soldiered alongside Ruane in the middle of the park, added: "Greats News!! Massive congrats to you both" Lee Keegan and Diarmuid O'Connor also passed on their best as did Galway full-forward Damien Comer, Limerick hurler Dan Morrissey and Read More On GAA Love has been in the air for Mayo footballers lately as only last week Mayo captain Paddy Durcan That was a double celebration in their case as it was also their first night in their new house. Alannah reflected afterwards: "What a way to top off our first night in our new home. Here's to forever with my best friend." The 2025 inter-county campaign saw Durcan, 30, make his long-awaited return after Most read in GAA Football While his return to the pitch was a welcome boost to their on-pitch fortunes, it wound up being another frustrating Championship for the Green and Red. After putting themselves in a hole by 'Lots of fight' - RTE GAA pundits react to Sean O'Shea's 'very interesting' interview after Kerry dethrone Armagh However, in a cruel twist of fate even by the standards of Mayo football over the past decade or so, they conceded a winning point with the last kick of the game. And the off-season in Mayo never passes without some sort of circus. The debrief after their fruitless 2023 and 2024 campaigns saw in-depth reviews go on for months, much to the frustration of their demanding supporters. The most worrying aspect of their season was of course that Kevin McStay suffered a health scare in May which Last week also saw The cold nature of the statement has been widely derided with SunSport's Graham Geraghty

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