File image: Memorial plaque at Tuam Mother and Baby Home/RollingNews
Members of the commission of investigation refused to appear before the Oireachtas Children's Committee for a third time.
An adoption rights campaigner says Mother and Baby Home survivors are running out of hope - and time.
It's after members of the commission of investigation refused to appear before the Oireachtas Children's Committee for a third time.
It's about how much witness testimony was included in the final report into the institutions.
David Kinsella, who was born in St Patrick's Mother and Baby Home on Dublin's Navan Road, says people are getting old and sick while waiting for justice and truth:
The committee of which I am a member of has repeatedly requested the commission come before it. Each time it’s a flat NO. On a human level how could stand over that. How can you not answer for the commission you resided over? https://t.co/jU0zHHYpvV
— Senator Lynn Ruane (@SenLynnRuane) June 11, 2021
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