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WAITING TO BOARD a plane can be one of the most tedious experiences out there (and depending on the airline, you could be standing around for a looooong time).
Passengers travelling from Dublin to Cornwall yesterday had a more pleasant experience by far thanks to a choir on their flight.
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As everyone was preparing to board, they broke out into a very appropriate, perfectly harmonised song:
https://www.facebook.com/dublinairport/videos/1467037743342583/
Tuesday 5 November, 2024
Tuesday 5 November, 2024
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A Cork choir surprised passengers in Dublin Airport by serenading them as they boarded
WAITING TO BOARD a plane can be one of the most tedious experiences out there (and depending on the airline, you could be standing around for a looooong time).
Passengers travelling from Dublin to Cornwall yesterday had a more pleasant experience by far thanks to a choir on their flight.
As everyone was preparing to board, they broke out into a very appropriate, perfectly harmonised song:
https://www.facebook.com/dublinairport/videos/1467037743342583/
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The choir is believed to be the Molgoggers from Cobh, who were flying to Cornwall for something called the Falmouth Sea Shanty Festival.
‘Sea shanty festival’! You learn something new every day. Fair play to the men for brightening up Dublin Airport.
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All aboard Choir Cobh cute feeling Dublin Airport my feeling the molgoggers