People need to believe in a dry Good Friday

Is it not sad that some people believe alcoholic drinks should be sold on Good Friday. I cannot understand why some people cannot accept two dry days a year.

Thu, 05 Mar, 2015 - 00:00

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To say nothing about the crucifixion, can proponents of Good Friday alcohol explain why people exiting the Lourdes baths are immediately dry?

Jerry Daly

Caherslee

Tralee

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