The Friends of Julia want the release of an estimated 50,000 names buried at 18 former psychiatric institutions across Ireland, including St Loman’s in Mullingar.
Campaigners calling for the release of the names of those buried in unmarked graves in Westmeath want a meeting with the Taoiseach.
The Friends of Julia campaign wants to honour the estimated 50,000 people buried at 18 former psychiatric institutions across Ireland, including 1,304 at St Loman’s in Mullingar with a memorial wall.
The HSE says restoration works are under way at the cemetery, including memorial installations and conservation measures, with completion expected by early 2026.
Julie Clarke, founder of Friends of Julia, says the names of those buried in unmarked graves should be released:
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