A year-long excavation at the site of the former Tuam Mother and Baby Home in Ireland has confirmed the discovery of remains of 99 infants. Investigators confirmed the finding, adding to the already known tragic history of the home. The 22 most recently uncovered remains were found in coffins located outside the memorial garden on the property. The Tuam Mother and Baby Home operated from the 1920s to 1961 and was the subject of long-standing allegations of mistreatment and high infant mortality rates. The excavation began following years of campaigning by survivors and activists seeking answers about the fate of children who died at the home. This discovery represents a significant step toward uncovering the truth and providing closure to families affected by this dark chapter in Irish history. The investigation is ongoing to identify the remains and determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths.