‘If it wasn’t for my dog, I’d be dead’

A WIDOWER who lost everything but his dog in the Cork flood has pleaded with the city manager to ensure a proper disaster emergency plan is put in place.

Thu, 10 Dec, 2009 - 00:00
Eoin English

“If it wasn’t for my dog, J, I could have drowned,” Mardyke resident Eric Sorensen, 60, said.

“It was only by the grace of God and luck that no one was killed.

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