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The couple are now proud parents to a baby boy.
Derry GAA star Conor Glass has welcomed his first child with his fiancée Neeve O’Donnell.
The couple shared the happy news on Instagram confirming they are now proud parents to a baby boy.
In the post alongside an adorable picture of the newborn Conor shared the baby’s name.
“Our little man has arrived..Mr Con Glass,” he wrote.
The Maghera man also shared a heartwarming snap of him carrying the couple’s baby son out of the hospital in a carrier.
ABOVE: Conor Glass carries his newborn boy out of the hospital
The GAA star popped the question to Neeve back in January 2024 in Adare Manor in Co. Limerick.
At the time, Neeve posted photos of their engagement online alongside the caption: “I get to spend FOREVER with my best friend.”
ABOVE: Conor down on one knee when he proposed to Neeve last year
Conor and Neeve have been together since 2021, after he returned home to County Derry from Australia in 2020.
The All Star had previously played for the Hawthorn Football Club in the Australian Football League.
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