Absolution
An old woman thinks back to the murder of her husband by British officers.
An old woman thinks back to the murder of her husband by British officers.
Anne O'Driscoll
Josie (Old)
Adele O'Callaghan
Josie (Young)
Jason O'Byrne
Tommy
Barra O'Connor
British Constable
Alex Newstead
British Officer
An old woman thinks back to the murder of her husband by British officers.
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