THE Irish President was nearly a petrol bomber, Maureen Coleman discovers. During an attack by loyalists on Ardoyne, a young Mary McAleese’s father stopped her from throwing the devices, which had a profound effect on how she viewed violence.
THE Irish President was nearly a petrol bomber, Maureen Coleman discovers. During an attack by loyalists on Ardoyne, a young Mary McAleese’s father stopped her from throwing the devices, which had a profound effect on how she viewed violence.