Singer Danielle O’Donnell paid an emotional tribute to the people of Clyslow on Friday night’s The Late Late Show.
Inspired by the tragedy in the town of North Donegal, where 10 people were killed following a horrific explosion at an Applegreen petrol station and shop on 7 October, he said: life. I don’t know how, but I hope God gives them the ability to feel joy one day, because I can’t imagine where they are today or tonight.
He told host Ryan Tubridy that he was at Chicago’s O’Hare airport when the news of the tragedy broke, and at first thought no one had died. When he learned the news he said: I’ve seen all the funerals and know this town. I know crisslaw.
The singer, from the village of Kincraslag in western Donegal, stopped by the Rafferty store (at Apple Green Station) during a golf trip last August, bought a diesel at a petrol station, and bought other items at the same store. said he bought it.
“I thought there were people who did the same thing that I did that Friday. They came in and they know what happened,” O’Donnell said.
“It’s unbelievable for a small community. I honestly don’t know how people will move forward. I don’t know. All I can say is Hamish, the little boy who spoke at his father’s funeral. I just saw the strength that he and his mother got up and did it.
O’Donnell added: [by Jesus]I was surprised at the time by the strength. I’ve seen wonderful words in the media saying ‘Donegal carries Creethrow and Ireland carries Donegal’. ”
