Feel-good moments can often seem like they're few and far between these days but every now and then something magical happens to remind us all that life ain't all bad all the time - peaks and troughs my friends.
Here to provide us with this morning's daily dose of warm fuzzies, Clodagh Maher. A local Laois woman living in Dublin, it was very much a case of right place, right time for Clodagh who found herself at Pearse Station yesterday evening.
Fresh off the back of a long workday, (presumably) all she wanted to do was get home... but that's when the good mood fairy worked her magic.
Clearly sensing that something special was about to happen, Clodagh managed to capture the wonderful moment one bystander proposed to his girlfriend.
"Didn’t think anything could perk me up after a busy 13hr shift, and some Gent goes and PROPOSES to his GF driving the incoming train at pearse station."
https://twitter.com/clodagh1990/status/1338955280911130624?s=21
An Irish rail worker, the moment happened seconds after Paula Carbó Zea, descended the train she had just driven into the station. Hitting us right in the feels.
https://twitter.com/IrishRail/status/1339157299437428743
Congrats to the happy couple!
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