You're invited to the wedding of
JACK
&
SANDUNI
Where: Dingle, Ireland
When: 22nd & 23rd August 2026
We want to welcome you all to one of the most special places in the world, Dingle, to join us for a night to celebrate love, friendship and family. Each and every one of you has played a part in bringing us to this day, and we could not imagine celebrating without you. We hope to see you all there.
Wedding Details
Please join us for the wedding of Jack Flannery and Sanduni De Silva.
We will have a Sri Lankan Poruwa ceremony followed by a drinks reception, dinner, and dancing.
Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all. However, if you wish to honour us with a gift, a cash gift towards our future would be treasured.
Where:
Dingle Skellig Hotel
Emlagh West, Dingle, Co. Kerry,
V92 D5X2, Ireland
When:
2:30pm 22nd August 2026 -
3:00am 23rd August 2026
Dress code:
Cocktail/Festive - colourful attire is encouraged! We would love to see you show your personality
Day Two
We will enjoy a day of scenic drives, good food and pints along the Slea Head Drive.
Date:
23rd August 2026
Open Top Bus departure times:
12:30pm - Dingle Skellig Hotel
12:45pm - Dingle Bay Marina
Craic agus Ceol:
Krugers Bar
Back to Dingle Town at 7:30pm for a Dingle Pub Crawl
Dress code:
Casual (and bring a jacket for the open top bus)
About Dingle
Dingle is one of the most picturesque locations in the world. We are excited to celebrate with you in a place widely considered Ireland's epicentre of traditional music, culture and language.
Jack and Sanduni's Suggestions
Slea Head Drive
A picturesque drive along the Dingle Peninsula, with many stunning spots to stop. The picture above is the Dunquin Pier, which was taken when Sanduni and Jack visited in 2023. Other highlights include beehive huts and the Blasket Visitor Centre. For more information, you can visit this website.
Dingle Sea Safari
Dingle Sea Safari is a boat tour company operating out of Dingle Bay. The tour takes you along the Dingle Peninsula by sea, then to the Blasket Islands. On the trip, you might see puffins, seals, dolphins and (if you're lucky) a basking shark.
The picture above is Cathedral Rock, taken by Jack and Sanduni. Book your spot on a boat using this link.
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Dingle Town
Dingle is one of Ireland's most popular destinations for visitors, and has so much to offer! The bustling streets have an array of great shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants. There is the famous Murphy's Ice Cream, handmade in Dingle using milk from Kerry cows; the award winning Dingle Gin distillery and a huge selection of some of Ireland's best pubs to chose from.
Live Traditional Music
As a Gaeltacht (Irish speaking area), Dingle is rich with Irish culture. A core part of this is the traditional Irish music, which can be watched at a number of pubs around Dingle, including Foxy Johns, Dick Macs, The Courthouse and O'Flaherty's.
Getting There
The drive to Dingle is one of the most scenic in the world. We highly recommend travelling via The Conor Pass.
The Conor Pass
The Conor Pass is one of the highest mountain passes in Ireland, and provides the most dramatic and scenic way of travelling to the Dingle Peninsula. This narrow, twisting road runs for 12kms with breathtaking views. Enjoy a glaciated landscape of mountains, corrie lakes and a broad sweeping valley spread out below. We recommend stopping and hiking up to the hidden Peddler's Lake.
If you need options for travelling to Dingle, please reach out and we can discuss carpooling or other transport options.
Accommodation
Dingle is a bustling tourist town, so we recommend booking well in advance, as accomodation can fill up quickly. We have selected some options:
Dingle Skellig Hotel
Dingle Marina Cottages
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