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Bon Secours Sisters

Excavation Workers Seen During The Media Briefing, Ahead Of The Excavation At St Mary's Home For Unmarried Mothers And Their Children Which Was Run By The Bon Secours Sisters, A Religious Order Of Catholic Nuns In Tuam In Co Galway. The Excavation Will Try To Identify The Remains Of Infants Who Died At The Home Between 1925 And 1961. Picture Date: Monday July 7, 2025.

Ireland

Infant remains found at Tuam mother and baby home excavation

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