Great turnout for Donna’s 40th bash
ONE party I certainly wasn’t going to miss on Friday night was Donna Tuite from Redbarns Road’s 40th which took place in Oscars, Inn on the Park and a big crowd had turned out specially for the occasion.
I was only in the door when I met up with the birthday girl who was looking stunning and she told me she was there with sisters Lorraine Quinn and Adrienne Tuite, sister-in-law Ester Tuite, godson Conrad Quinn and goddaughter Kayleigh Gorman Tuite and a huge collection of family and friends.
I headed towards the bar where I caught up with sisters Geraldine Gorman from Oakland Park and Pauline McCourt from Greenacres who were with goddaughter Kayleigh and they wanted a big shout out for Jimmy McCourt and family and Gerard Gorman and family all in Boston and also wanted to wish Donna all the best on her big night.
Making my way over to one of the tables, I then got a quick word with sister Lorraine Quinn from Avenue Road and sister-in-law Ester Tuite from Ashling Park who laughed at me when I asked did they think it was going to be a quiet one!
At an adjacent table I met Lorraine’s husband Simon Quinn from Avenue Road who was with his sons Aaron and Conrad and their bunsers Jordan Rice from Kilkerley (no not Kilcurry, not everyone makes that mistake Jordan) and Stephen McCormack from Point Road who all wanted to wish Donna all the best on her big night.
Meanwhile up near the bar I met Donna’s cousin Gareth Tuite form Ashling Park who was giving it loads with Angelina Campbell from Jonesboro and said it was going to be an insane night for sure.
Next I headed towards a table where some of Donna’s besties were sitting and they included Eilish Haughey from Kilcurry, Donna Dawe not from Dublin, from Ashling Park, Christine Prizeman from Dublin and Kayden Tuite from Redbarns Road who were up for making it a mad one with Donna.
Emma Little and Donna Tuite
Not too far away I then got a quick word with Sean Murphy and Cori Dawe both from Marian Park who told me Donna is a real bestie and were looking forward to a mad one with her.
Also in their company was Donna’s niece Terrimarie Jackson from Beechmount Drive who wanted to wish her aunty a happy birthday and said it was going to be a wild and crazy celebration.
After this
I caught sight of
Rosemary Mackin from Ravensdale and Yvonne Dawe from The Loakers who were just after arriving in and they certainly weren’t there to make up the numbers!
Finally, before I departed, I met up with Marie McNally from Muirhevnamor and Annette Dawe from Lennon-Melia Court who were in great form and said it was destined to be a mental night with their friend Donna.