Stranger on the shore finds our faithful Nicky

FOLLOWING the publication of my column about the mystery of our missing dog, 14 readers were good enough to phone the Irish Examiner or to email me to offer advice or help.

Mon, 07 May, 2007 - 01:00

Damien Enright

Their concern said a lot about the kindness still abroad in Ireland.

The warmth of their response gladdened the heart while, in the event, the reality saddened it.

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