DERRY GAA star Conor Glass and fiancee Niamh announced the birth of their first baby boy.
The couple revealed the landmark with an emotional post on Instagram, complete with photos of the newborn.
Conor Glass revealed the birth of his first son[/caption]
He and fiancee Niamh shared pics of the newborn[/caption]
The post caption read: “Our little man has arrived..
“Mr Con Glass”
The comments were full of congratulations, with one commenting: “Ahh congratulations to you both Niamh hope you and baby are ok”
A second posted: “Aw congratulations to you both Niamh!!! Lovely news“
And a third said: “Congratulations folks to you both!! Enjoy every minute of it”
It is another milestone in the life of Glass and his wife-to-be, who got engaged last year.
On January 21, 2024, Glass was celebrating winning an All-Ireland club title with Glen.
And seven days later, the Derry star rounded out his stunning week by getting engaged to partner Niamh O’Donnell at Adare Manor.
His long-time girlfriend shared the joyous news on Instagram, posting photos of Glass popping the question.
She said: “I get to spend FOREVER with my best friend” while Glass himself called it “the biggest W yet”
The comments were full of well-wishes and confratulations, with All-Ireland winner Conor Meyler saying: “Congrats folks”
Another comment read: “the best news!! Can only imagine what you’re saying in that first pic” while another said: “Congrats folks.. that man will be some audition to Trillick”
Someone else said: “Awww class Niamh congratulations to you both” and another hailed: “So unbelievably happy for both of you!! (…Crying again)”
It marks the end of the busiest of weeks for the two-time Ulster champion which started in Croke Park the week before.
Glass was in magnificent form for Glen in their All-Ireland final win over St Brigid’s, so much so that it prompted a change of heart from Joe Brolly.
After Derry’s narrow loss to Kerry the previous July, Brolly said that Glass hadn’t matched the pedigree and influence of teammate Brendan Rodgers.
However, his performance against St Brigid’s prompted the outspoken former RTE analyst to say: “A very good player just became a great one. An epic goal at the all or nothing moment.
“A magnificent performance when his team needed him most. Conor Glass has arrived.”
