U2 frontman Bono and Irish band Keywest helped give a young Dublin couple the proposal of a lifetime on Killiney Hill.
When Cliff Henry decided to propose to his girlfriend Fiona O’Hehir he enlisted the help of some of Ireland’s top music stars.
He approached Dublin singers Keywest while they were busking on Grafton Street and asked them to sing Fiona’s favourite song Raglan Road atop Killiney Hill and the band were happy to oblige.
Surprise: Cliff surprised girlfriend Fiona with the proposal
Cliff was well prepared for the big moment and hired a camera crew who were posing as tourists to film the event on the hill.
U2 frontman Bono also got involved in the romantic moment and jokingly told Fiona not to accept the proposal with his arm around wife Ali Hewson.
Big moment: The happy couples proposal was caught on camera
After his joke, Bono told the couple: “marriage is like an act of grand madness. You jump off the top of Killiney Hill and discover that you actually can fly.”
