It is entirely understandable that plans to establish “a site of national conscience” on the location of Ireland’s last Magdalene Laundry will be divisive and upsetting for many people.
Thelaundries formed part of a bleak and menacing period in Irish history and one for which we hold near total responsibility which cannot be sloughed off on the excesses of some foreign power.
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