Updated: 7 Feb 2021, 10:13
A SHOCKED dad has told how his “superwoman” wife delivered their baby boy in the car while they raced to hospital.
Dad-of-two Tommy Davidson said son Jacob’s “fast and furious” arrival came just minutes after he and wife Stephanie got into the car to head to the Rotunda Hospital from their Meath home on Friday afternoon.
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Despite his rapid entrance baby Jacob and mum are both healthy
Stephanie, 32, was expecting a quick delivery from previous experience giving birth to her first son, but the couple couldn’t have imagined they would be welcoming baby Jacob into the world after just four contractions.
Young writer creates Carmel Valley neighborhood newsletter
Tommy Davidson is the author behind The Breakers Blurb, a newsletter he created for his neighborhood.
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Tommy Davidson, an 11-year-old Carmel Valley resident, is using his love of writing to spread happy news, creating The Breakers Blurb, a newsletter for his neighborhood.
The first issue went out to the 70-home Breakers community near Sage Canyon in January. Each edition promises to share “exquisite content” and news of the interesting people living in the neighborhood: “You can count on me to give you the best news I can find,” Tommy pledged in his introductory issue.
The full size sculpture is due to be unveiled in August 2021 in Laurieston, Falkirk. ASA Scotland secretary Tommy Davidson is appealing to people and businesses in Hereford to support their memorial campaign. I understand John was a well known face in Hereford at the time he was in the SAS, said Mr Davidson. “So far we have managed to raise £17,440 but we have a long way to go. “The memorial is for the family of John McAleese MM and to remember the brave Special Air Service who rescued 19 hostages 41 years ago. When it happened John was one of the main characters and I know people in Hereford had a lot of time for him.
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