You're listening to me Helen Devlin and this is the BBC World Service.

Vicky comes across as a real down to earth, honest to God, normal ordinary woman.

Very much so. But let's be clear she's no ordinary woman. Very much so, but let's be clear she's no ordinary woman.

This is a story of one woman engaged in the fight of her life.

You're telling me, this is it, I'm going to die.

Six months is what she told me. It's a story of personal struggle,

but it's also the story of one woman who won't take no for an answer, a woman

willing to do battle with the powers that be to help save the lives of others.

I am one of the 221 people so I would be eternally grateful to this lady for highlighting this

you know Vicky feeling is just an absolute heroin in my eyes. She's incredible.

It's a truth about my sister's debt.

It came to light as a result of Vicky Feeling. Vicky Feeling is a hero.

She really is.

This is also the story of one woman leading the charge of radical social change in her own country.

I think the women of Ireland have gone through so much and we're not going away.

This is only the start and she is so humble about the whole thing herself, you know, she doesn't want to

be in the limelight at all, but she was just kind of thrown into it.

You know, she's a wonderful woman.

We will no longer allow the corrupt establishment to push us to one side and bully us into silence.

No more!

No more!

I'm proud of my mom because she's very strong and she's really changed the country

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