Last night.
Tuam campaigner Breeda Murphy, adoptee and activist Eunan Duffy and lawyer Frank Brehany, whose father was a Tuam adoptee, discuss efforts to halt development on land where those who died in Mother and Baby Homes are buried – including in Bessborough, Cork (above) – and the ramifications of the Institutional Burials bill, which is making its way through the Oireachtas.
The bill if passed will ensure inquests to establish cause of death on children’s remains may not be carried out after exhumation.
This is the 13th in a series of shows with Breeda and Eunan looking at all aspects of the Mother and Baby Home Commission of Investigation report. They can be viewed here.
Meanwhile…
Joint submission by @maeveorourke @cmcgettrick (@clannproject) & @loughlin (@ArticleEightIE) to the Oireachtas Justice Committee on the GDPR:https://t.co/KswQmrGkza
— Clann Project (@clann_project) March 26, 2021
