Haven't heard if he did yet. Here is an article about the wedding
It's a beautiful day as Bono and the boys make it to Andrea's wedding
U2 put 360 tour on hold for a more important engagement
Herald.ie, August 21, 2009
By: Lisa Marie Berry
Blushing bride Andrea Corr received an extra special wedding gift when close friend Bono made it to the Church on time.
There had been fears that the U2 frontman would not be able to attend the nuptials of Andrea and Brett Desmond because of work commitments -- but the singer pulled out all the stops to ensure he was there for her big day.
U2 are currently wowing British fans on the UK leg of their 360 tour and a source explained that Bono faced a "very tight window of time" to make it from the wedding in time for his next concert performance. The band were due in Sheffield tonight.
However, Bono was determined to make the celebrations and all members of the band have jetted in for Andrea's big day.
Today is a double celebration for Bono who also celebrates his 20th wedding anniversary with Ali Hewson.
"He's delighted that he is able to make it," said a source close to the band.
And Andrea's brother Jim revealed: "All the members of U2 are coming."
But he added: "I read that Bono might be performing -- it's the first I have heard of it."
And he added the family has no plans to perform.
"I'd say I'll be launching into a couple of pints at the bar.
"We will be taking a day of from work. After all, it is the last girl in the band to get married."
Jim said he could not be happier that his beautiful little sister is marrying one of his best friends Brett Desmond -- who is the son of billionaire Dermot Desmond.
He said: "I've known Brett longer than Andrea. He's a very good friend and is such a lovely guy."
Last night, the wedding party was brought to the Church in three Mercedes.
Andrea beamed for waiting cameras and she and her husband-to-be had a dry run for their big day.
Security
However, well-wishers and celebrity spotters look set to be disappointed, with massive security in place to keep the happy couple and their guests away from prying eyes.
However, locals in Miltown Malbay are smitten with the couple, with one local saying: "They were all absolutely lovely, no airs or graces, and she (Andrea) looks lovely."
The blushing bride rolled down her window to accept congratulations from a group of well wishers that gathered on the Church grounds.
© Herald.ie, 2009.