TRT: 28 min

Mary Kelly, an Irish Peace activist, relates her story in several places of Ireland's west coast.
Mindful of Ireland's status as a neutral country and adhering to the Nuremberg principles, Mary took an axe to a U.S. Navy bomber on the tarmac of the Shannon Airport. The bomber was en route to a killing mission in Iraq.
In the film, Mary recounts the saga of her arrest, her trial and the international support she has received for her actions. Mary and other Irish peace activists continue to monitor U.S. military and CIA flights passing through Ireland's Shannon Airport.