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The Mayo GAA man and his fiancée celebrated the engagement at the Cot and Cobble, Ballina. Pics: Jessie Brown (Instagram) and Sportsfile
Mayo GAA star Jordan Flynn has had quite the 2025.
In January, the star forward celebrated one of his proudest moments as he and his Crossmolina Deel Rovers clubmates hoisted the All-Ireland Intermediate Club title aloft in Croke Park.
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However, in August, he celebrated an important milestone away from the fanfare of the football field when he got down on one knee and proposed to his partner, Jessie Brown.
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The engagement post on Instagram saw many congratulate the happy pair, including fellow inter-county aces Aidan O'Shea and Cillian O'Connor.
More recently, though, the pair from Crossmolina decided to celebrate the massive occasion at an engagement party with family and friends.
It was all smiles as the couple mingled with their guests at the event at The Cot and Cobble, an award-winning Ballina restaurant on the banks of the River Moy.
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