Ena Ronayne (R) and Edel Byrne (C) pose with their birth mother Mary (L) in Donegal, in this March 17, 2013 family handout photograph provided to Reuters February 25, 2014. REUTERS/Edel Byrne/Handout via Reuters
DUBLIN (Reuters) - When she was 12, Ena Ronayne made a call from a public telephone box to the Cork maternity hospital where she thought she had been born. It was the wrong place.
About an hour's drive away, in the town of Clonmel, her younger sister, Edel, was peppering her adopted mother with questions about her biological family.
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