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# Tuam

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Catherine Corless: Government efforts to help mother and baby homes survivors 'half-hearted'
Premature births and malnutrition: how infant mortality in one home rose to 900% of national rates
5-year investigation finds at least 9,000 children died in Ireland's mother and baby homes
'Accept responsibility and we might accept your apology': Survivors brace themselves for mother and baby home report
How a 'surprising' lack of burial records impacted the work of the mother and baby home commission
Final report of Commission into Mother and Baby Homes to be published in January
'The country is sick of things being brushed under the carpet': What could a national archive on abuse look like?
Government to set up archive of records related to institutional trauma in 20th century
Mayo fire 3-23 as they hammer Galway in football league clash in Tuam
Cabinet approves legislation to excavate site of Tuam mother and baby home
CAB seize financial documents in Galway search
It should be possible to collect Tuam survivor DNA samples before legislation, report says
'Those who were denied a voice for too long will continue to fight for justice for the lost children of Tuam'
Ciaran Tierney
'Ghosts in their own country': Government accused of 'wall of silence' over Tuam babies
Bessborough nun claims she doesn't remember any child deaths - there were 31 during her time there
Religious order that ran Tuam says it was 'under supervision, direction and inspection' of Irish State
Mother and Baby Homes commission submits report on burial of those who died in institutions
Legality of collecting DNA samples from Tuam survivors to be examined
13 yellow, 4 black and one red card shown as Roscommon retain FBD League title
Excavations at Tuam mother and baby home expected to start in latter half of 2019
'Many still don't know where loved ones are buried': Irish abuse conference happening in Boston
Government sought more money from Bon Secours Sisters for Tuam burial site excavation works
Taoiseach to meet Catherine Corless after 'paying respects' at Tuam site
Corless 'disappointed' pope didn't mention Tuam, says abuse survivors need more than prayers
'Putting our shameful past behind us': Mother and baby home forum meets for the first time
Adrienne Corless: 'It looks like the consultation facilitators dug deep to find resistance to full excavation'
Adrienne Corless
Tuam: Ex-residents and families want further excavation and DNA analysis
Missing man found safe and well
'Living with a longterm illness gives you this way of viewing the world'
Objection to planning permission for bookies in town centre as it would create a 'no-go area'
Experts say Tuam remains should be able to be identified using advanced DNA technology
Garda arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after he was spotted driving erratically with burst tyre
Call for Protestant burial site to be excavated to examine bodies from mother and baby homes
'Now, I can tell my stories. I've been silenced my whole life': Tuam survivors network launches
Report sets out five options of what could happen at Tuam
'Fearless' Catherine Corless wins human rights award
'I'm anxious that every bit of evidence gets out there, just in case it's a carbon copy of Tuam'
Call for Tuam Town Hall to remove memorial to Irish Confederate major
The 'mixing of remains' will make it very difficult to identify babies at Tuam site
'You weren't allowed touch your own baby - your own flesh and blood'