Mothers against war

WHAT is now widely viewed as a sentimental tribute to family, Mothers’ Day, was originally a call for women to wage a general strike to end war.

Mothers against war
Mon, 17 May, 2004 - 01:00

Paul Kinsella,

53, Lorcan Grove,

Santry,

Dublin 9.

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