Person: Mike Milotte

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<p>Newspapers in the 1950s were able to report that hundreds of children were being flown to the US and the work of researchers including Conall Ó Fátharta and Mike Milotte make it clear that Ireland was the centre of a vast international forced adoption ring. Picture: iStock</p>

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Mother and baby homes report fails to fully address the issue of illegal adoptions

It is estimated that 15% of children born in Ireland's mother and baby homes were illegally adopted, but this week's report has left the issue — officially at least — hidden in plain sight

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Zimbabwe: Journey to the heart of Africa

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Readers' Blog: Plight of adoptees searching for parents

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Walk-in cottage has walk-out amenities in Lismore, Waterford

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Time to reform adoption laws has arrived

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State accused of ‘deny until they die’ policy on adoption tracing rights

Irish babies adopted in US faced ‘lottery’ of heartache

Irish children adopted by rich American families in the 50s and 60s have spoken of their harrowing Stateside childhoods in a new BBC documentary.

Sat, 13 Sep, 2014

Children may have been ‘illegally’ adopted abroad

Irish children may have been illegally adopted from mother and baby homes by US and British couples after signatures from their birth mothers were "blatantly forged" by unknown officials.

Mon, 09 Jun, 2014

Examiner journalist wins justice award

IRISH EXAMINER journalist Niamh Nolan yesterday won the Law Society’s justice award for daily newspapers.

Fri, 03 Dec, 2004