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Mary Manning. A Woman of Principle.

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First published at 20:58 UTC on June 5th, 2018.

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ON THIS DAY in 1984, Dunnes Stores workers began a strike that would last almost three years.

"Shop steward Karen Gearon gave a union instruction to her colleagues not to handle any South African goods, in protest against the apartheid regime …

ON THIS DAY in 1984, Dunnes Stores workers began a strike that would last almost three years.

"Shop steward Karen Gearon gave a union instruction to her colleagues not to handle any South African goods, in protest against the apartheid regime in the country at the time.

When 21-year-old cashier Mary Manning refused to put some fruit through the till, she was suspended and nine of her colleagues walked out the door with her." and the rest, as they say, is history folks.
Mary Manning.... Anti Apartheid campaigner. Ireland.

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