Irish CNN reporter Donie O'Sullivan admits online praise has made him feel 'closer to home'
The journalist appeared on The Late Late Show on Friday night
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The journalist appeared on The Late Late Show on Friday night
Somewhere in Ireland tonight an entire village is watching CNN and cheering on the reporting legend that is Donie O'Sullivan. pic.twitter.com/L2TirH5ZBB Advertisement Ha ha Donie O’Sullivan calling them crazy while standing right next to them. Classic Irish, doesn’t give a fcuk. Good man Donie. Once all was said and done, Donie took to Twitter to thank the Irish for their praise, their wonderful words, and of course, their TikToks. Overwhelmed by all the love from Ireland tonight. ☘️ ❤️ https://t.co/rKCksNFxkk Fair play, Donie. A man after our own hearts, through and through.
The Kerry native reported from the scene in Washington D.C. on Wednesday night
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