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Tuam exhumation: 'Only the bones can tell us who they are and what happened to them'

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Louth native Oran Finegan has worked at the sites of some of the world’s most horrific atrocities, including the aftermath of the Balkans war, where many thousands were killed

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Tuam exhumation: 'Only the bones can tell us who they are and what happened to them'

Louth native Oran Finegan has worked at the sites of some of the world’s most horrific atrocities, including the aftermath of the Balkans war, where many thousands were killed

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Irish Examiner broke the news in Ireland on Saturday, July 12, 2025.
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