‘Dream come true’ – Dublin GAA legend celebrates arrival of second baby as ‘obsessed’ fans gush over ‘little angel’

PADDY ANDREWS and wife Doireann are celebrating the birth of their second child.

The baby girl – whom they named Eden – arrived on April 25 and follows their son Hugo who arrived in 2023.

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Wife Doireann shared a photo of daughter Eden[/caption]

Doireann shared a photo of the newborn to Instagram, captioning the post: “Eden Andrews 25.04.25

“A dream come true”

Fans quickly took to the comments to congratulate the now parents of two.

Niamh De Brun – wife of Kilkenny hurling legend TJ Reid – said: “Congratulations”.

Susanne commented: “Omg welcome to the girl gang little one…..

“Huge congratulations @doireann_g and @paddy.andrews ”

Aisling posted: “Little angel. So happy she’s here safe & sound.

“So proud of you both @doireann_g @paddy.andrews can’t wait to meet the queen x”

Christine said: “Obsessed with baby Eden already Congratulations guys!

“Can’t wait to meet her! I have no doubt Hugo will be the best big brother ”

And Jadine hailed: “She is so beautiful Huge Congratulations to you both and of course big bro Hugo”

The seven-time All-Ireland winner and wife Doireann tied the knot in 2021 at a star-studded wedding.

The guestlist was populated by a litany of Andrews’ former inter-county teammates and took place in Monaghan.

Blues legend Brian Fenton shared a photo of the All-Star group on Twitter, with the caption: “Stick it in the Louvre”.

The picture shows a who’s-who of Dublin’s recent glittering history, with the likes of Dean Rock, Bernard Brogan, James McCarthy, Philly McMahon, Stephen Cluxton, Jack McCaffrey and many, many, more besides.

Even former manager Jim Gavin, under whom Dublin won six All-Ireland titles and seven Leinster championships, was present at the party.

Fans on social media were quick to point to the sheer pedigree and siverware captured in the still.

Conor O’Hanlon tweeted: “By my count there’s at least 4 million medals in that”, while Mick Fay offered: “Some amount of pots and pans between this lot”