Siobhan Holliman
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Story of Tuam home was handled with ‘utmost care and sensitivity’ | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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THE Director of The Lost Children of Tuam is “very excited” for people in Tuam to see the film which goes on general release in Irish cinemas this weekend. Since 2021 Frank Berry has been working on the film which charts the story of local historian Catherine Corless’ research into the Tuam Mother and Baby Home, research which has resulted in a world first forensic excavation of the site. Catherine appeared on last Friday night’s Late Late Show on RTÉ with producer of the film and well-known Iri
Over â¬3.5million secured for Tuam regeneration project | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Transformation of The Shambes is a âgamechangerâ FUNDING of â¬3.6 million has been announced this morning for the major redevelopment of The Shambles car park in Tuam town centre. The public car park will undergo a significant transformation to accommodate a new covered outdoor market and community events space. It will allow for year-round events and festivals and is predicted to significantly increase footfall in the area while greatly improving the streetscape. Planning permission for th
Lost Children of Tuam for Irish cinemas this month | Westmeath Independent (opens the original)
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THE Lost Children of Tuam, the film based on the research into the Tuam Mother and Baby Home and local historian Catherine Corless, will hit Irish cinemas on September 25. The film, produced by Liam Neeson, premiered at a sold-out screening at the Galway Film Fleadh this summer where it also scooped the Best Irish Film award. It will have its International Premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 13 and will be released in UK cinemas on October 9. Directed by Frank Berry
Huge sadness at sudden death of Tuam teacher | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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THERE is huge shock and widespread sadness following the sudden death of well-known Tuam teacher Andrew Carney. The 49-year-old was a much-loved teacher at St Jarlath’s College in Tuam where he enjoyed sharing his passion for English and History for many years. He was a huge sports fan and was heavily involved in football in the school and with Tuam Stars GAA Club. Andrew also loved drama and theatre and enjoyed huge success with his self-penned one-act play The Prodigal. He also volunteered wit
Survivors connect as work to identify relatives begins | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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OVER 100 family members and former residents of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home viewed the state-of-the-art forensic laboratory and mortuary that will be endeavouring to identify the remains of their relatives. The remains of the 99 babies and infants that have been discovered to date during the excavation of the home site have started being brought to the multi-million-euro facility in at the HSE campus in Toghermore on the town’s outskirts. Director of the Office of Authorised Intervention Tuam
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