Minister for Housing Simon Coveney says he is “optimistic” that a number of religious congregations may be able to donate property which can help to meet the current housing crisis.
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Minister for Housing Simon Coveney says he is “optimistic” that a number of religious congregations may be able to donate property which can help to meet the current housing crisis.
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Justice for Magdalenes Research and Adoption Rights Alliance have launched a pro-bono legal initiative to assist witnesses drafting statements to the state commission of inquiry.
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Women and others whose lives were affected by the mother-and-baby homes, including those forcibly adopted as babies, have been urged to avail of a free service to help them prepare witness statements for the commission of investigation into the homes.
Justice for Magdalenes Research (JFMR) and the Adoption Rights Alliance (ARA) have announced a project to offer support to those who wish to make a statement to the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes.
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Women who lived in mother and baby homes in Ireland will now be able to avail of free legal assistance to make a witness statement. Justice for Magdalene Research (JFMR) and Adoption Rights Alliance (ARA) have launched the new plan known as “Clann”.
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