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Girl in the Tunnel and A Dublin Magdalene Laundry: timely reminders of a reprehensible past

Two books that are a timely reminder of Ireland’s reprehensible past

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Opinion: Will it take a miracle for State to do right thing on Mother and Baby redress scheme?

The proposed redress scheme – which is expected to pass in the Dáil today – is deeply flawed, James Smith writes.

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Opinion: I still don t know why my name is Claire McGettrick and not Caitríona Palmer

Adoption Rights campaigner Claire McGettrick says her ‘heart sank’ when she received the PDF of her records.

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<p>James Smith, a scholar and advocate for the victims of Ireland's social service institutions including mother and child homes, reformatories, and the notorious Magdalen Laundries, warns that the government's attempts at compensation stifle openness and transparency. </p>

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<p>James Smith, a scholar and advocate for the victims of Ireland's social service institutions including mother and child homes, reformatories, and the notorious Magdalen Laundries, warns that the government's attempts at compensation stifle openness and transparency. </p>

United statesUnited kingdomNorthern irelandGreat britainRepublic of irelandDan barryJoseph robinsSarah anne buckleyMaria luddyAnne enrightJane barnesFrances finneganJamesm smithMary rafteryKatherine odonnellMaeve orourke

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