A group representing survivors of 'Mother and Baby' homes says the worst is yet to come
It comes as the remains of young children and babies were discovered yesterday at a site in Tuam, Co Galway
A group representing survivors of 'Mother and Baby' homes says the Galway case is just the 'tip of the iceberg'.
Yesterday it was revealed that the remains of a "significant" number of young children and babies have been found at the site of a former home in Tuam
Children's Minister Katherine Zappone says no decision has been made yet on how to proceed from here.
Paul Redmond is Chairperson of the Coalition of Mother and Baby Home Survivors.
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