Sinéad O'Connor took out newspaper ad to reunite restaurant manager with lost wages

Sinéad O'Connor took out newspaper ad to reunite restaurant manager with lost wages

Danny Corrigan: “It was around 1995 or 1995 and I was a manager, so I had nearly €3,000. That was overtime and tips. When I realised it was gone, my heart sank."

A former restaurant manager has revealed how Sinéad O’Connor published an open message in a newspaper column after finding his lost wage packet on the street.

Danny Corrigan, now 50, was in his early 20s and working in the Acapulco restaurant in Dublin at the time. He had finished his shift and had gone for a few drinks on George’s Street near the restaurant carrying nearly €3,000 in cash in a brown envelope.

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