Exposing Ireland's Forced Adoption Cover-Up

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Mari Steed, Claire McGettrick, Susan Lohan and Kathy McMahon 
join Fintan Dunne in the aftermath of the Irish Government's recent
announcement of its Mother And Baby Inquiry terms of reference.

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