Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Oh are you calling the 'lost children' liars?! Are you calling the mothers who had their children taken from them liars? This wasnt just an issue in Tuam.
You can try to re write the history of the church in Ireland all you want David but that makes you part of the problem
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Never forget how the shameless Terry Prone & her Communications Clinic calloussly attempted to discredit the amazing Catherine Corless.
Still amazes me how Prone is given regulat air time on @rte & Column inches in the @irishexaminer
Never let her forget this!
#tuam
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
The #CostofLivingCrisis
No help for households if petrol prices keep soaring
Rotating Taoiseach Micheál Martin has downplayed the prospect of new cost-of-living measures in the #Budget26 as fears grow over a spike in petrol prices and inflation as a result of conflict in Iran
#Food #Petrol
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
My poem in tribute to Catherine Corless and the Tuam babies. @irishdailymail @CaelainnH @irishredcross @HachetteIre @kmorganvisuals @FOXLA @HumanitiesUCD @TheTuamBabies @tuambabiesfami1 @BabiesTuam @AlisonMaryORE @EileenMagnier @rtenews
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Warning: Upsetting Content
The exhumation of hundreds of infants at the former mother and baby home in Tuam is due to begin in the coming weeks. Historian Catherine Corless, who uncovered the mass grave, says the 796 babies believed to be buried there will finally get justice.
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Oscar winner Cillian Murphy approached the Tuam Babies historian Catherine Corless and paid tribute to her work at the recent premiere of his new film "Small Things Like These."
bit.ly/4g4tLKA
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
🦻 ISL Interpretation
🎟️ riverbank.ticketsolve.com/ti…
Catherine Corless is one of the preeminent social historians of our time. She is known for her work in compiling the information concerning the deaths of children at the Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home in Tuam, Galway.
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Local woman, Catherine Corless grew up just outside the town of Tuam & went to school with children from the mother & baby home.
Her painstaking research and analysis of records helped to break the story in 2014.
She tells @BBCNuala why she felt the story was so important ⬇️
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
"My project is called ‘Cuimhneas’ (memory). The Designs are inspired by the book ‘Belonging’ by Catherine Corless and Naomi Linehan. A book detailing the stories of the Tuam Mother & Baby Home victims and survivors."
#NCADAlumni #NCAD #BoldandCurious #Textiles
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
What were you doing at midnight last night? Night owl Rory Cowan was filing the accounts for 2022 for his Newry-incorporated Quality Street Entertainment. Absolutely zero change in the year, suggesting zero activity, and we still don't know what those £229,214 assets are...
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
One book I would read is "Belonging" by Catherine Corless, one of her experiences is when she mentioned that the children went to school with her, so I imagine, some grew up in the home potentially because they weren't adopted. And yes, I've tried to imagine that too but I can't.
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Is it really Seachtain na Gaeilge if you don't have a ceilí in your hall?? 👯♀️ here's a little look at our Military 2-step 🇮🇪 Bhí an craic againn 😊 an-mhaith ar fad 👍🏻👏🏼 @SnaGaeilge
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Not any old poem , Wordsworth wouldn’t move that lot but Zappone could inspire them even to the point where they would make up a job for her. Why?
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Six years after children's bones were found in the sewage tanks of an old Irish home for unwed mothers, they're still there. And Catherine Corless is still fighting for excavation, which is imminent. A gift link to my "Lost Children of Tuam" follow-up.
nytimes.com/2022/12/14/world…
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
And, as usual, beautiful and evocative images from Tuam by @pdossantos: nytimes.com/2022/12/14/world…
Aidan J.Corless retweeted
Episode three of @RedactedLives is out today.
It focuses on Tuam mother and baby home and features an interview with Catherine Corless - whose tireless research uncovered a very dark part of Ireland's history
jrnl.ie/5927835t