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ANOTHER WEEK, ANOTHER TALE of lovers brought together then cruelly ripped apart by fate. But can we help join them together again?
Christopher Robertson met a girl from Cork in Galway last Saturday, felt there was a “genuine connection” between them…then let her go without getting her name.
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Christopher wants to find her again, but all he knows is that she’s a primary school teacher who was in Galway on a hen night.
He told the DailyEdge.ie:
Our eyes met across a crowded room, and she approached me to ask me if I was a friend of a friend. I think she was bluffing me so she could introduce herself. We talked and danced, then I walked her to a taxi and she went home.
It gets worse: the mystery girl did ask for Christopher’s email address so she could contact him, but he later discovered it doesn’t work in this country. Why is love so hard?!
He’s appealed to Cork’s 96FM to help him find her, and says it would be a “dream” if she turns up. So if you think you know the girl in question, feel free to contact us. Don’t stand in the way of true love.
Sunday 17 November, 2024
Sunday 17 November, 2024
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ANOTHER WEEK, ANOTHER TALE of lovers brought together then cruelly ripped apart by fate. But can we help join them together again?
Christopher Robertson met a girl from Cork in Galway last Saturday, felt there was a “genuine connection” between them…then let her go without getting her name.
Christopher wants to find her again, but all he knows is that she’s a primary school teacher who was in Galway on a hen night.
He told the DailyEdge.ie:
It gets worse: the mystery girl did ask for Christopher’s email address so she could contact him, but he later discovered it doesn’t work in this country. Why is love so hard?!
He’s appealed to Cork’s 96FM to help him find her, and says it would be a “dream” if she turns up. So if you think you know the girl in question, feel free to contact us. Don’t stand in the way of true love.
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