Ireland

Catherine Corless: Why I refused to give up on Tuam’s lost souls

For more than a decade Catherine Corless defied ridicule and disbelief in her search for the shocking truth of what happened at Tuam’s mother and baby home

Dig starts at Irish home where 796 infants died

The mass grave was discovered after local historian Catherine Corless found records showing hundreds of infants died at the mother and baby home between 1925 and 1961

Adams denies being in the IRA. History suggests otherwise

Following the former Sinn Féin president’s libel victory against the BBC, the documentary maker John Ware reflects on a 40-year campaign to rewrite a troubled past

How the camogie skort rebellion reached crisis point

Camogie players across Ireland are turning up to play in shorts in defiance of the sport’s governing body