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This uplifting Humans of Dublin photo comes with the most incredible story
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THE HUMANS OF DUBLIN photography project, set up by Peter Varga, often shares sad, inspiring, and heart-melting stories to go with the beautiful photos.
The latest story to go viral on Facebook comes from Jamie Harrington, who Varga photographed on Abbey Street in the city.
Harrington shared this astonishing story with the photographer:
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Harrington said that despite the man’s protests, he called an ambulance, and the man was taken to St James’ Hospital. Harrington got his mobile phone number so they could keep in touch:
Harrington’s story has been liked and shared thousands of times, with many people praising him for stopping to ask that simple question.
“If only someone said that to my little sister, I wonder how life would be now,” one wrote.
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Photo republished from Humans of Dublin with permission
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