Mary Lou McDonald Could Watch “Say Nothing” Drama Disappeared on Disney+ This Christmas for an Electrifying Experience

Sinn Fein leader, Mary Lou McDonald, has had a tough 18 months, dealing with personal challenges such as having a hysterectomy while her husband faced a diagnosis of bowel cancer. Reflecting on this time, Mary Lou shared that she plans to relax over the Christmas holidays by reading, walking, and catching up on TV. When asked if she would watch the Disney+ drama, Say Nothing, based on the disappearance of Jean McConville, she mentioned that she hadn’t watched it yet but might do so if time allows.

Say Nothing is a gripping drama that delves into the heartbreaking story of the disappearance and murder of Jean McConville by the IRA in 1972. The show has reignited discussions around the involvement of individuals like Gerry Adams in the tragic events of that time. Gerry Adams has consistently refuted any allegations of his involvement in the disappearance and murder of McConville and other victims known as the Disappeared.

Mary Lou McDonald also shared about the personal impact of losing her father in August and how it may have affected her role as leader of Sinn Fein. Despite these challenges, she remains optimistic and ready for the new year, emphasizing the resilience of herself and the party. It’s clear that she has faced hardships, both personally and politically, but has emerged stronger and more determined than ever.