Irish Government Progresses Thalidomide Apology

The Irish government is making progress on a formal apology to thalidomide survivors, though no specific date has been set for the commitment made in February.

17 May, 13:52 — 17 May, 13:52

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No date for State apology for thalidomide survivors, but Taoiseach says 'good progress' being made

The government committed to making the formal apology “as soon as possible” in February.

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Irish Government Progresses Thalidomide Apology

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No date for State apology for thalidomide survivors, but Taoiseach says 'good progress' being made

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