Jimmy Guerin

But the one I think which sticks with me was Mary Robinson.

It was her honesty.

She walked up to my mother and we were in the circus at the church and she said, Miss Gaynor, I have no idea how you feel and I pray I never will.

And I thought that was an honest contribution from a politician, you know.

I don't ever want to be in your shoes sympathizing that I'm there, but I don't ever want to be there.

The Gardaí, the state, the DPP, I don't believe they could have done any more.

The passion, the commitment, the dedication that they showed.

Was justice done?

No, it wasn't.

And the fact that John Gilligan got sentenced for dealing in cannabis gave me no comfort.

I would rather the individuals responsible for murdering my sister be found guilty of murder.

Do you think John Gilligan got away with murder?

No, no, I don't think John Gilligan got away with murder.

I know John Gilligan got away with murder.

John Gilligan was responsible for Veronica's death.

No, I think anger is the wrong word.

Is there a sense of duty to say things which might be interpreted as anger, but it's important to say them?

And yes, there is, because I believe a lot of people could have done things and should have done things differently.

Anger.

I have to say what has prevented huge anger is the genuine warmth.