Letter to the Editor: Do small things with great kindness

I had the good fortune as a Kerry man to be in attendance in Killarney on Sunday last for the Mayo game. It is not that display but my subsequent journey to Waterford that prompts this letter.

Letter to the Editor: Do small things with great kindness
Thu, 18 Jul, 2019 - 01:00

I had the good fortune as a Kerry man to be in attendance in Killarney on Sunday last for the Mayo game. It is not that display but my subsequent journey to Waterford that prompts this letter.

I had bought my online ticket for the last connecting bus to Waterford (6.30pm from Killarney) online. Due to traffic, the bus was late from Tralee and due to numbers at the queue, I was not among the fortunate to get on the bus initially.

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