Claims national children’s hospital board is hiding findings of 11 audits

The burial place of well over 800 children who died in the care of Bessborough Mother and Baby Home is unknown - despite "very extensive inquiries and searches".

The findings are contained in the long-awaited burials report from the Mother and Baby Homes Commission.

The long-running

Historian Catherine Corless, whose work led to the establishment of the mother and baby homes commission of investigation, has said she is “very, very pleased” with its latest report.

She said the fifth interim report of the commission, which was published on Wednesday morning, is

More than 900 children born in, or admitted to the Bessborough Mother and Baby Home outside Cork city died in infancy or early childhood, but the Commission of Investigation has discovered the graves of just 64 of them.

Bessborough was run by the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, but the

Consultancy firm PwC has been accused of a "gross conflict of interest" for advising the Health Service Executive about the National Children's Hospital, two months before it was paid almost €500,000 to carry out another review of cost overruns at the project.

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