Four months after her kidnapping in Haiti, we hear from Mayo aid worker Gena Heraty

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Four months ago, Irish aid worker Gena Heraty walked free after a kidnapping ordeal that lasted 27 days. Today, as the country remains in turmoil and under the grip of violent gangs, she says her work must go on. Gena spoke with CianSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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