Taoiseach says mother and baby home issue is broader than just Tuam

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The Taoiseach says the Cabinet will today decide the “best way to proceed” in the wake of the mother and baby home issue.
Enda Kenny says the issue is “much broader” than the Bons Secours home in Tuam, where almost 800 infants and young children are thought to have died.
Children’s Minister Charlie Flanagan will make a presentation to his colleagues on an inter-departmental examination of facts about the homes.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny says a decision will be made today on how to move forward.
Meanwhile the Public Expenditure Minister says any investigation into the homes is as “robust” as possible.
Brendan Howlin says forced adoptions and vaccine trials must be included in whatever action is taken by Government.