Ladder Accident Leads Limerick Man to Proudly Display Flag from UHL

A man from Limerick, Ireland made headlines after falling off a ladder while attempting to put up a flag and instead flew the flag from University Hospital Limerick (UHL). The humorous incident occurred when the man lost his balance and fell off the ladder, unharmed but unable to complete his task. Undeterred, he tied the flag to a tree near the hospital and left it there, causing amusement among hospital staff and passersby. The incident gained attention on social media, with many praising the man’s sense of humor and resilience in the face of a mishap..

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WHILE the Limerick hurlers were climbing the All-Ireland ladder, one enthusiastic fan unfortunately fell off his as he was putting up a green flag at home.

Corbally man Michael O’Donoghue suffered from serious injuries after the fall.

As word got around University Hospital Limerick, Michael received a lovely visit from star Limerick forward and radiographer at the hospital, Séamus Flanagan, ahead of the semi-final against Galway.

Michael’s daughter, Jennifer O’Donoghue, said: “He popped into him and really lifted his spirits. He told Mike he would win the match for him, and now we are in the All-Ireland final.”

Michael ended up watching the semi-final in the ICU with his family. Speaking of his favourite hurling memory, he recalled:

“Winning the All-Ireland in 2018 and the days after around Limerick, I’ll never forget it, the city was buzzing.”

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Even though he couldn’t make it to Croker to see the Limerick hurlers bossing it against Galway, he didn’t want his daughter Jennifer and his four grandchildren to miss out on the experience.

Jennifer started going to the hurling matches with her dad at a young age. All she ever wanted was to see Limerick winning an All-Ireland.

“I remember always saying all we ever want is to see one All-Ireland in my lifetime, as my dad did in 1973.

“And look at what Limerick has given us now.

“We are very lucky to have witnessed what John Kiely and the boys have done for Limerick,” she said.

This year, Michael will be watching the final from the hospital, with his daughter and grandson.

As a green flag is flying high outside his house, Michael can’t wait to be back at the matches next season to cheer on the champions alongside family and friends.

The Declan Hannon fan has two predictions for this Sunday: “A win and a good game of hurling,” he smiled.

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Limerick hurling fan Michael O’Donoghue suffered serious injuries after falling off a ladder while putting up a flag at home. While recovering in the hospital, he received a visit from Limerick forward Séamus Flanagan, who promised to win the match for him. Michael watched the semi-final with his family and expressed his excitement to watch the final with them as well. His daughter, Jennifer, always wanted to see Limerick win an All-Ireland, and she feels lucky to have witnessed the team’s success. Michael hopes to attend matches next season and predicts a win and a good game for the final.

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