Person: Jeremiah Locke

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

opinion

Let’s learn the lesson by restoring full payments to lone parents

Was it by chance or by design that the apologies to Joanne Hayes came just as the campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment began in earnest,? asks Victoria White.

news

The Joanne Hayes tapes — a young woman put on trial

business

The Garda Kerry Babies apology adds insult to injury

An Garda Síochána and their lack of compassion led to torment

news

Kerry Babies: A harrowing story that shocked and gripped the nation

news

Garda review of Kerry Baby’s death

Kerry babies tribunal created more questions than answers

The tribunal into the mysterious deaths of two Kerry babies in the 1980s resolved little and pleased nobody, writes Ryle Dwyer

Wed, 06 Jan, 2016

State archives: Kerry Babies tribunal sought truth behind terrible tragedy

THE discovery of a newborn’s body on a beach and a family’s alleged confession they had killed a baby days earlier and put the body into the sea led to the Kerry Babies Tribunal.

Thu, 31 Dec, 2015

Exhumation ‘would resolve’ Kerry Babies case

A retired detective inspector who was involved in the Kerry Babies investigation 30 years ago has called for the exhumation of the remains of both male infants for full DNA analysis.

Mon, 14 Apr, 2014

HEART OF DARKNESS: The 'Kerry Babies' saga changed Ireland forever

To mark the 30th anniversary of the Kerry Babies case in 2014, historian Diarmaid Ferriter and Irish Examiner writer Donal Hickey published a hard hitting news special on the events that many feel changed Ireland forever. Their work is no less powerful today as we reflect on the apology that has now been extended to Joanne Hayes.

Sat, 12 Apr, 2014