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There's a possible marriage during 1859 in Ballycullane RC parish Co. Wexford for your Michael and Mary in the register images on the National Library website.
30th Oct. 1859 Michl. O'Keef & Maria Dwire, address Coolroe[?], witnesses Jacobus Cooley & Catherina Divine
see the the marriage entry in the register here (abt half way shown on the left page)
Ballycullane parish is also known as Tintern, and the parish is located on the eastern side of the Hook peninsula near Salt-Mills and Fethard-on-Sea. There are are ruins of a large Abbey in Tintern nearby. Marriages usualy took place in the Bride's parish, so the address likely refers to her, There's a townland named Coolroe near Ballycullane - see Placename database.
There were two chapels in the parish one at Rathancusheran, the second nearer to Coolroe, and likely the parish church, at Ballycallane, which is shown on the historic OSI map from the 1840s.
