Thank God it’s Friday we all think..
It’s been the end of another busy week as we all go about our thing.
In my case its been hectic, another week working between our Dublin and Cork offices, team meetings, lots of work, busy meeting clients and prospects.
Friday night means a trip to Dunnes Stores on our way home to do the shopping and to stock up on lots of nice goodies and tasty treats for the weekend as well as the basics. Yes, of course there will be bottles of nice wine, some beer and maybe even a bottle of gin, if we are running low.
The dogs are always thrilled to see us and they seem to sense that it’s Friday and they will see more of us in the next few days.
We’ll put the shopping away and take them for a stroll and when we come back it’s on with the grub and either head to the local for a drink or three or get together with our great friends.
The weekend is full of possibilities, things to do, fun to be had, visits to my folks, catch up with my kids and watch some football.
Before we turn off the light we will probably watch something on Netflix until those eyelids get too heavy.
Eventually the light is turned off and we comfortably slip under the covers waiting on a blissful Saturday morning to greet us…
…Jenny was evicted from her flat.
Jenny managed to get a tent from Cork Simon and she found a nice spot in Gilabbey Park to pitch it.
Jenny turned in on this same Friday night but never saw Saturday morning.
Jenny – God knows why everything started to go wrong for you and God knows why no one was there to give you the help you needed.
Jennifer (Jenny) Dennehy was found dead in a tent in Gilabbey Park, in our city in the early hours of Saturday, 2nd September 2017. According to all the reports there were no “unusual circumstances” – if you think about it, this is the most ridiculous statement ever.
There were all the usual declarations of shock and horror by politicians and a family asks for us to respect their privacy.
For a few days we all talk about the shocking housing crisis (we can build commercial buildings efficiently and without a problem but when it comes to housing our “people”, well that’s just something we are not very good at, or being very truthful it just isn’t lucrative enough) and then move onto another topic until we have another Jenny.
Jenny, we are all to blame.
Jenny, Rest In Peace
Tags: Fuzion Communications, Gilabbey Park, Greg Canty, Jenny Dennehy
Greg Canty Fuzion Blog 
September 8, 2017 at 4:26 pm |
So sad and needless. I worked with Jennifer a few years ago, she was nice girl with a great sense of humour. RIP Jenn.
September 11, 2017 at 11:03 am |
Thanks Margaret – You would wonder how it all went so badly wrong for her and what others could have done to change the horrible outcome for her?
Greg