'Happy Days' actor Henry Winkler has praised Irish firefighters after a blaze at his hotel led to him being evacuated from his room.
'Happy Days' actor Henry Winkler has praised Irish firefighters after a blaze at his hotel led to him being evacuated from his room. A grinning selfie shared by the star on social media shows him smiling alongside three firemen from Dublin Fire Brigade on Wednesday.
And finally I went into another room and it was still buzzing, so I called downstairs and the woman said in a very calm voice 'Yes, we're all evacuating. You must evacuate right now' and I left," he told RTE News.Mr Winkler praised the "wonderful" fire crew who attended the scene.He said these people were some of his "favourite human beings. Firemen and firewomen. They run in when other people are running out.
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