Officials in Ireland are starting work to excavate the site of a former church-run home for unmarried women and their babies ...

An amateur historian posited children had been buried in "a sewage tank." A government commission investigated her claims.

The "unique and incredibly complex excavation" at the Tuam Mother and Baby Home is expected to take roughly 24 months.

A 2021 report found 9000 children died in Ireland's mother-and-baby homes.

It's a glimmer of hope for people like Annette McKay, who now lives in Manchester. Her mother Margaret "Maggie" O'Connor gave birth to a baby girl in the Tuam home in 1942 after being raped at 17.

LONDON — Officials in Ireland began work Monday to excavate the site of a former church-run home for unmarried women and their babies to identify the remains of around 800 infants and young ...

Over a decade since a historian discovered an unmarked mass burial site for children at a former mother and baby home in ...

Tuam (Ireland) (AFP) – Over a decade since a historian discovered an unmarked mass burial site for children at a former mother and baby home in western Ireland, workers finally began on Monday ...

Catherine Corless, the historian who found the gravesite of nearly 800 babies and children beneath an Irish home for unwed ...

Monday marked the start of an excavation of horrific proportions in Ireland. That marked the beginning of excavation work at ...

The entire burial site of the Tuam babies will be forensically sealed off and monitored around the clock, as specialist teams prepare for Ireland’s first exhumation of a mass grave next month ...