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Rory Finnegan and Roisin Ní Nail
Carrick United AFC has extended warm congratulations to its Division 1A captain, Rory Finnegan, and his partner, Roisin Ní Nail, who were married on November 1st.
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In a post shared on the club’s social media, Carrick United wished the couple “many, many years of happiness,” marking the occasion with a message of support from teammates and supporters alike.
Facebook followers responded with an outpouring of good wishes. “Congratulations Rory and Roisin, lovely couple,” wrote one commenter, while another added, “Congratulations and best wishes for a lifetime of happiness.”
The club’s message has attracted a stream of congratulatory notes from the Carrick United community, reflecting the high regard in which the captain and his new wife are held.
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