Annette McKay
Annette McKay is a woman whose sister is believed to be among the nearly 800 bodies buried in a mass grave at a home for unwed mothers in Tuam, Ireland, highlighting the dark legacy of such institutions in the country.
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Annette McKay is on an advisory committee overseeing the excavation at St. Mary’s, advocating for families seeking answers.
A small Irish town searches for truth as it digs for a long-suspected mass grave
Canada· 2025-12-11
Annette McKay revealed a secret after her first grandson was born.
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United States· 2025-07-17
McKay mourned the sister she never met, but found solace envisioning a tiny grave in the Irish countryside where Mary Margaret might be buried.
Ireland’s Tuam babies: Excavation of mass grave of 800 children beginsUnited States· 2025-07-13
Annette McKay recalled how her mother was informed about her baby’s death at the Galway site.
796 Infants Feared Buried in Septic Tank
Nigeria· 2025-06-18
Annette McKay, whose sister is believed to be buried at the site, speaks about the discovery.
800 barnkroppar på Irland ska tas upp ur massgrav
Sweden· 2025-06-16