Clodagh Finn: The sting of grief on Mother’s Day will slowly pass

Many people might find Sunday, Mother’s Day, difficult — those who have lost mothers; those who could not be mothers; those who are no longer mothers, writes Clodagh Finn
Clodagh Finn: The sting of grief on Mother’s Day will slowly pass

Many people might find Sunday, Mother’s Day, difficult — those who have lost mothers; those who could not be mothers; those who are no longer mothers, writes Clodagh Finn

Clodagh Finn and her mother after Clodagh’s wedding in 2006: ‘This year is the second year without her but as the days and months go by you begin to realise that, even in grief, you are never completely without a mother.’
Clodagh Finn and her mother after Clodagh’s wedding in 2006: ‘This year is the second year without her but as the days and months go by you begin to realise that, even in grief, you are never completely without a mother.’

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