My efforts were a waste of time, says campaigner

ROSEMARY DALY, the tough-talking woman who led a tiny Irish haemophilia community in their fight for justice, now feels her efforts were a waste of time.

"I feel it was. They are harsh words I know, but nobody was held accountable," said Ms Daly, who has decided to give up her role as administrator of the Irish Haemophilia Society.

The 46-year-old mother of two had urged haemophiliacs infected with HIV and hepatitis C as a result of receiving contaminated blood products to participate in the Lindsay Tribunal because they might get answers.