Yesterday on the programme we spoke to one of the two mother and baby home survivors who are bringing judicial review proceedings against the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability and Youth over the compensation scheme it approved last year, as the State says they don't meet the strict criteria set out in legislation.
The High Court has been told that two institutions - one in Meath and another in Dublin, were left out of the Mother and Baby Home Redress Scheme as they did not provide ante or post natal care.
We spoke to John Duncan Morris, who lived in St Clare’s in Stamullen for a while.
This morning on The Agenda we spoke to the other survivor, Marie Thornton, who also took her case to court with John Duncan Morris.
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