Kidnapped Irish aid worker allowed to phone mother

The Irish Aid worker being held hostage in Sudan has been allowed to make a phone call to her mother in Ireland.

Fri, 11 Sep, 2009 - 08:23

The Irish Aid worker being held hostage in Sudan has been allowed to make a phone call to her mother in Ireland.

Sharon Commins was allowed to phone her mother yesterday for the first time in several weeks.

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