A home movie produced by John Ferry begins with the wedding of his brother Edward to Briege Grimes at the Slate Quarry Chapel in Cookstown Ireland in August 1970. Following the reception at Knock Na Moe Castle at Omagh views of the Irish countryside around Kilucan in Co Tyrone. The bride and groom come out of the chapel and are greeted by their guests some of whom throw confetti over them. The wedding party stands together for official photographs before leaving. Two cars are parked in a...

A home movie produced by John Ferry begins with the wedding of his brother Edward to Briege Grimes at the Slate Quarry Chapel in Cookstown Ireland in August 1970. Following the reception at Knock Na Moe Castle at Omagh views of the Irish countryside around Kilucan in Co Tyrone. The bride and groom come out of the chapel and are greeted by their guests some of whom throw confetti over them. The wedding party stands together for official photographs before leaving. Two cars are parked in a field followed by a third driving past containing the newly married couple. Guest stand around outside Knock Na Moe Castle chatting. An old man walks with a stick along a road beside a whitewashed building. He passes a field with cows in it. The camera pans around showing a rural landscape followed by a tractor driving past, the two men on board wave. Back near the whitewashed building seen previously a family, including the old man, walks towards the camera.