People are on the hunt for an incredibly generous mystery woman, after she jumped in to help an elderly shopper in a Cork city Dunnes.
She was apparently trying to pay but became panicked because she couldn't remember her pin as the number of people behind her started to build up. Fearing she might have to leave her bagged shopping at the register, the mystery person jumped in and generously paid for it all.
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