Holding hands

If I hear “oooh, I feel sorry for Darina Allen” one more time, I’ll scream.

Holding hands
Wed, 22 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

How can anyone “feel sorry” for a woman who publicly holds the hand of a man guilty of such an unspeakable offence?

What message is she sending?

What were the Ballymaloe PR people thinking? I would respect any mother who turned her back on any man who was willing to pay for images of children being abused for sexual gratification by adults. It’s inexcusable to stand by such people, for financial or any other reasons.

Antoinette Geary,

‘Alton Heights,’

Carrigshane,

Midleton,

Co Cork.

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