D O’Donoghue

D O’Donoghue

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D O’Donoghue was a railway worker in Dublin during the 1940s, who, in a letter dated August 25, 1943, expressed the challenges faced by cloakroom staff at Kingsbridge Station amidst the chaos of wartime demand and provided insight into his busy workday.

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Ireland Ireland: D O’Donoghue was a Cork man working in the Kingsbridge cloakroom who explained his inability to answer the telephone due to high demand for his services. 6

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: 1943 apology letter a stunning glimpse into the chaos faced by Irish railway workers – The Irish Times