Fair City star Killian O’Sullivan left fans gushing after he shared a photo from his sister’s wedding.
The actor is best known for his role as Lorcan Foley in the hit RTE soap.
Killian married his longtime love Debbie McQuillan in a stunning ceremony in 2022.
Surrounded by their loved ones, the pair tied the knot with his loved ones in the Westbury Hotel.
Late last month, Killian’s younger sister got hitched in a beautiful ceremony.
A few weeks after they were wed, Killian took to his Instagram to share a photo from the day.
The TV star looked as happy as ever while he posed for an outdoor snap.
He pointed to the camera and held hands with his wife Debbie for the photo.
For the occasion, Killian looked dapper in a grey suit that he paired with a white shirt.
His wife looked effortlessly beautiful in a sleek brown dress and she also donned a pair of sunnies for the snap.
Gushing over his little sister’s big day, he wrote: “The craic was had. What a wedding! @paulbyrom & @catbyrom_mckeown.”
Friends and fans raced to his comment section to gush over the happy couple.
His sister, Cat said: “Class, let’s all go back please asap.”
Paul commented: “10/10 energy from you guys.”
Another fan added: “Sick.”
Recently, one of Killian’s Fair City co-stars hit out at “snobs” who look down at the hit soap
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In a strong defence of the popular series, the actress added: “Not everything on TV is for everyone.”
Roxanna first joined the hit soap in 2018 as fan favourite Erica Allen and across her near seven-year stint on the show she has had many memorable moments – most notably her on-screen relationship with Doug, played by Wesley Doyle.
And the Dublin native has opened up about her life outside of acting and her thoughts on people who are critical of the soap.
Speaking to RSVP she said: “There are a lot of snobs out there but I don’t care because there are so many people who love it and look forward to watching it. Not everything on TV is for everyone.
“So many people are invested in the show and the storylines. People will come up to me and tell me that I need to ‘tell Pete to f off’, or tell me that I need to ‘stop giving out to Doug’. But it’s always with good intentions. People like Erica; she’s not a villain.”
