
D O’Donoghue
D O’Donoghue was a railway worker in Dublin during the 1940s, who, in a letter dated August 25, 1943, expressed the challenges faced by cloakroom staff at Kingsbridge Station amidst the chaos of wartime demand and provided insight into his busy workday.
Power4
Reach4,332
Country presence
Recent news mentions
D O’Donoghue was a Cork man working in the Kingsbridge cloakroom who explained his inability to answer the telephone due to high demand for his services.
1943 apology letter a stunning glimpse into the chaos faced by Irish railway workers – The Irish TimesThe Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859·
Ireland· 2026-08-10



