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Parents say they can't fully grieve for their children until report into incineration of their organs by CUMH is released

09:09 20 May 2022

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Katie Quilligan's family say they can't rest until they read a report into the incineration of their baby's organs by Cork University Maternity Hospital.

The review was launched after it was revealed that the remains of 18 babies born at the hospital were transported to Belgium and incinerated at the start of the pandemic.

Jamie O Hara has been speaking to Katie and has this special report for RedFM News:

Parents say they can't fully grieve for their children until report into incineration of their organs by CUMH is released

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