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Tá Daniel O’Donnell ag tabhairt foláirimh do lucht leanúna gan déileáil le caimiléirí a rinne aithris ar an amhránaí.
D'eisigh Daniel an rabhadh an 20 Meán Fómhair tar éis bhás a mháthair chéile, Marion, a d'fhógair sé bás i bpost ar a leathanach oifigiúil Facebook.
Cé nár thug Daniel ach rabhadh faoi caimiléirí ar leith, is féidir suas le ceithre leathanach ar leith a bhfuil foirm éigin den ainm Daniel O'Donnell orthu a fheiceáil agus é ag trácht ar an bpost ag iarraidh Iarratais ar Chairde agus teachtaireachtaí díreacha ó lucht leanúna.
Agus é ag tabhairt aghaidh ar an tsaincheist i bhfíseán a cuireadh suas ar na meáin shóisialta, dúirt an fíor-Daniel: "Ba mhaith liom buíochas a ghabháil libh go léir a sheol teachtaireachtaí chugainn ó bhás Marion.
"Ba mhaith liom tú a choinneáil ar an eolas. Faoin bpostáil tá leathanach bréige socraithe ag duine éigin agus tá sé ag tabhairt freagra ar theachtaireachtaí ag ligean orthu gur mise é, agus ba mhaith liom a chur in iúl duit nár fhreagair mé nó gur sheol mé teachtaireachtaí chugat ar ais agus níor thug mé" t ag iarraidh ort idirghníomhú leis an duine seo ar bhealach ar bith."
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