Midwife Clodagh Maher filmed the second. (Source: Clodagh Maher/Twitter)
In a grand and heart-warming gesture, a person Conor O’Sullivan in Ireland’s Dublin station proposed to his train-driver associate Paula Carbó Zea because the practice pulled into Pearse station in a brand new video that’s doing the rounds on social media.
O’Sullivan put in a sequence of indicators together with the platform that learn ‘Will you marry me’ and stood on the finish with a bunch of flowers, a bottle of champagne and the ring.
Staff on the station had been in cahoots with O’Sullivan and agreed to play “their song” James Blunt’s ‘You Make Me Better’ over the tannoy because the practice pulled in.
Midwife Clodagh Maher filmed the second.
Didn’t assume something might perk me up after a busy 13hr shift, and a few Gent goes and PROPOSES to his GF driving the incoming practice at pearse station. 😍😍😭🙌🏻 @IrishRail #PearseProposal half of pic.twitter.com/wIN0JHPvzV
— Clodagh Maher (@Clodagh1990) December 15, 2020
“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,” she wrote on Twitter.
Carbó Zea’s colleagues additionally put in a Go-Pro digicam in her cab to report her response to the magical second.
“I was expecting something maybe for Christmas, but definitely not like that,” the bride-to-be advised The Irish Times, reported The Independent.
“I was so surprised.”
Carbó Zea, who’s initially from Barcelona, moved to Ireland three years in the past in response to a name from Irish Rail for extra practice drivers.
The skilled engineer stated she at all times wished to be a practice driver, regardless of it historically being a extra male-dominated profession.
“In Spain, it’s extra regular,” she stated.
2/2 @IrishRail #PearseProposal pic.twitter.com/JB7BrN0ck8
— Clodagh Maher (@Clodagh1990) December 15, 2020
The blissful couple met a month after she arrived in Ireland and have been collectively ever since.
“I wanted to improve my English, then I met him and I have stayed here,” she stated.
“I love Ireland, but I wish it would rain less.”
Carbó Zea stated she didn’t anticipate marrying till the summer time of 2022.
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