Tuam home survivor: 'I want a better report, one that would say how badly we were treated'

Tuam home survivor: 'I want a better report, one that would say how badly we were treated'

Rose McKinney vigorously protests both her treatment by the nuns who ran the mother and baby home in Tuam, and the recent report of the commission of investigation: 'They said they had no evidence of violence against us — but we were treated like animals,' she says. 

A survivor of the Tuam mother and baby home says survivors deserve a better report than that presented in January by the Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation. “I want a better report than the one that’s out there, one that’s honest and true, one that would say how badly we were treated,” Tuam home survivor Rose McKinney has told the Irish Examiner.

'We were treated like animals'

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