And this is how the Tuam babies crime is seen merely as a bump in the
road that needs to be smoothed out quickly and it most certainly
explains why we will never see a thorough investigation into this mass
grave. Massive profits must be made and life goes on and the state wants you to move on too...
Bon Secours were the order who ran the Home for Mother and Child in Tuam and now they run very profitable private hospitals across the country.
The site of over 700 remains of babies were found and where a massive human trafficking racket was in full swing earning up to £2,000 in 1950s money for every child sold on for adoption...
£2000 in 1950 was worth about €75847.40 in 2015
http://www.irishtimes.com/…/order-of-nuns-behind-tuam-home-…
Still it's all a bunch of laughs eh Michael?
Maybe giving them a reassuring nod?
A religious order opening yet another top flight private hospital while the news is abuzz with horrific accounts of their activities in recent history?
http://www.irishmirror.ie/…/order-nuns-dumped-up-800-9979348
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The addition of Barringtons Hospital to the largest private hospital group in Ireland increases staff numbers to 3,000, making the Bon Secours Health System a significant employer in the country and in the region.
Bon Secours Health System is Ireland’s largest independent Hospital Group and incorporates five modern acute hospitals in Cork, Dublin, Galway and Tralee and now Limerick and also a Care Village in Cork.
With over 3,000 staff, 876 beds, 400 consultants, Bon Secours treats approximately 250,000 patients a year.
As part of the Bon Secours Health System’s “2020 Plan” the Hospital Group is currently investing €150m in capital investment in an effort to enhance Advanced Medicine Exceptional Care across all its hospital sites in the regions.
Welcoming the news today, Minister Noonan said, "Barringtons hospital boasts modern facilities with highly trained staff and strong links with LIT and UL providing a training outlet for students, employment opportunities for graduates and ensures that cutting edge medicine is engrained in the services of the hospital."
He added, "Barringtons has served the people of Limerick well for many years, it's now time for it to enter a new phase in its history but also, continue the tradition of healing and helping that Limerick has come to depend on."