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One Irish man has gone all out this week by proposing to his wife to be at Pearse Street DART station in Dublin.

‘Such a beautiful moment’: Man proposes to his train driver girlfriend at Dublin station "Didn’t think anything could perk me up after a busy 13hr shift, and some Gent goes and proposes to his girlfriend driving the incoming train at Pearse station," wrote user @Clodagh1990 while sharing the viral clip. Updated: December 21, 2020 10:20:56 am The 36-clip was shared on social media by an onlooker, who happened to witness heartwarming moment between the couple. (Source: @Clodagh1990/Twitter) Popping the question to your loved one is a nerve-wracking mom...

Updated Dec 20, 2020 | 08:55 IST Conor O'Sullivan had coordinated the entire proposal with the administration at Dublin's Pearse Station when his girlfriend, Paula Corbo Zea, pulled into the railway station. The proposal took place at Dublin's Pearse Station.   |  Photo Credit: Twitter Dublin: You know a day just gets a little better with a little bit of love in the air! A beautiful proposal from Ireland's Dublin, where a man named Conor O'Sullivan, got down on one knee to propose to his Irish Rail driver girlfriend, Paula Carbo Zea, has gone viral and the...

Man proposes to girlfriend as she drives a train in Ireland’s Dublin station O’Sullivan installed a series of signs along the platform that read ‘Will you marry me’ and stood at the end with a bunch of flowers, a bottle of champagne and the all-important ring. December 19, 2020 3:25:31 pm Midwife Clodagh Maher filmed the moment. (Source: Clodagh Maher/Twitter) In a grand and heart-warming gesture, a man Conor O’Sullivan in Ireland’s Dublin station proposed to his train-driver partner Paula Carbó Zea as the train pulled into Pearse station in a ...

Love arrived on time for a DART conductor who was "totally surprised" when her boyfriend proposed to her in front of a crowd at Pearse Station. Paula Carbó Zea was directing her train into the station when she started to see signs on the usual platform signals. Paula’s boyfriend Conor had concocted a romantic plan to propose to Paula on the platform. Conor, in cahoots with Irish Rail, erected ‘Will you marry me?’ signs at the station as a crowd gathered to witness the commotion. “First of all I just saw big whiteboards as from far away you can’t read them but as I got closer I saw ...