Helping hands at critical point in journey

DURING a recent trip to Co Mayo my wife began to feel unwell on the train to Ballina.

Helping hands at critical point in journey
Sat, 12 Aug, 2006 - 01:00
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As a result we missed our stop at Manulla junction and our journey ended in Castlebar, 25 miles from Ballina where we were booked into a hotel.

At Castlebar railway station, my wife collapsed.

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