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D’iarr Michael Ward ar a chailín Sandra é a phósadh | PICTIÚR: X/@NewstalkFM
I dtaispeántas neamhchoitianta, cé gur rómánsúil é, a gabhadh ar fhíseán, ghlac fostaí Tesco, Michael Ward, an nóiméad foirfe chun iarraidh ar a chailín, Sandra Lee, é a phósadh.
Léiríonn an scannán fíor-iontas Sandra ag an gcuntar féin-seiceáil, áit a ndeachaigh Michael ar a ghlúine go galánta chun an cheist a chur uirthi.
Chonaic siopadóirí in aice láimhe an seónna rómánsúil, agus fiú turraing Sandra.
Bhí Michael Ward ag súil le hiontas a chur ar a chailín, agus chinn sé nach mbeadh sí ag súil leis an cheist ag Tesco in Uachtar Ard i nGaillimh ar Lá Fhéile Vailintín.
Michael Ward was determined to surprise his girlfriend, Sandra, and decided she would never expect him to propose at Tesco’s Oughterard branch on Valentine's Day. pic.twitter.com/yzGfLnhEpd
— NewstalkFM (@NewstalkFM) March 6, 2024
Chlúdaigh Sandra a béal agus dúirt sí: "Ó mo dhia!"
Tar éis roinnt soicind, agus fós ag dul i ngleic leis, spreag Michael a chailín, ag gáire: "Níor aontaigh sí fós!"
D'fhreagair Sandra, ansin go hiomlán: "Ar ndóigh, ar ndóigh! Ó mo dhia, ó mo dhia!"
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