[narses]

It is truly sad the usual suspects are so eager to swallow what the media feeds them, as long as it is against the Church. One of them jumped to the conclusion this was due to abortion and has assigned that keyword to this thread. At least some of the truth is starting to come out.

‘I never used that word ‘dumped’,” Catherine Corless, a local historian in Co Galway, tells The Irish Times. “I never said to anyone that 800 bodies were dumped in a septic tank. That did not come from me at any point. They are not my words.”

Between them the boys levered up the slab. “There were skeletons thrown in there. They were all this way and that way. They weren’t wrapped in anything, and there were no coffins,” he says. “But there was no way there were 800 skeletons down that hole. Nothing like that number. I don’t know where the papers got that.” How many skeletons does he believe there were? “About 20.”

This building was an old workhouse before it was an orphanage, but I’m sure there are some here who “know” these 20 skeletons were dumped there by nuns after performing abortions.

[boatbums]

Where is the source for this new information? It wasn’t in the one I read.

[ansel12]

This building was an old workhouse before it was an orphanage

They no longer needed a working septic tank when it was a workhouse, decades before city sewers reached the address?

[boatbums]

We don't know all the information, do we, narses. It seems your speculation that nothing at all was wrong in how these children died, were treated and disposed of after they died because the Catholic Church would NEVER do such a thing, is just as sad as those you presume swallow whatever the media feeds them. It's called hypocrisy, in case you were searching for a word. Yes, by all means, let the truth come out!