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An English tourist sent the Mayor of Dublin a lovely letter thanking people in the city for their help during an emergency
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ON THE WEEKEND of September 9, 10, and 11 a man from Lancashire, England was visiting Dublin with his partner when tragedy struck.
In the early hours of Monday, he left the restaurant they were in and became disorientated on Leeson Street – eventually collapsing due to a brain injury.
Thanks to the help of an unknown passerby and the emergency services, Mark was taken to hospital and survived the incident.
Over a month later, the Lord Mayor of Dublin Mícheál MacDonncha received this wonderful letter from Mark – who was reaching out to thank everyone who helped him
The Mayor shared the letter on Twitter yesterday – as Mark was keen to thank the ambulance service, St James’s and Beaumont Hospitals as well as the hotel that put his partner up for free on the night of the event
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Mark’s letter begins:
They have been searching in vain for the person who called the ambulance:
Mark went on to praise the emergency services and thank the Central Hotel for putting his partner up for free for a night:
And he wants his thanks to be known to as many people as possible:
Sharing the letter is a good start.
You’re welcome back any time, Mark.
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