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23: The Kerry Babies Tragedy with Ger Staunton
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It was a Saturday morning when a local man out jogging on White Strand in Cahersiveen, Co Kerry, made the grisly discovery of the body of a baby boy.
The date was April 14, 1984, and the infant was confirmed to be dead. He had been stabbed multiple times before he was put in a plastic bag and left on the beach, just outside Cahersiveen. What would ensue would prove to be one of the most important socio-political moments in Ireland’s modern history, a moment when accusations of infanticide abounded, sexual histories became media fodder, women’s rights were placed at the fore of a judicial inquiry, and fantastical Garda theories came thick and fast.
Julie Jay (insta/twitter @juliejaycomedy) chats to Ger Staunton (insta/twitter @gerstaunton). Don’t forget to subscribe to this podcast so as to never miss an episode, and check out Ger’s very funny podcast ‘Canary in a Comedy Goldmine’
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It was a Saturday morning when a local man out jogging on White Strand in Cahersiveen, Co Kerry, made the grisly discovery of the body of a baby boy.
The date was April 14, 1984, and the infant was confirmed to be dead. He had been stabbed multiple times before he was put in a plastic bag and left on the beach, just outside Cahersiveen. What would ensue would prove to be one of the most important socio-political moments in Ireland’s modern history, a moment when accusations of infanticide abounded, sexual histories became media fodder, women’s rights were placed at the fore of a judicial inquiry, and fantastical Garda theories came thick and fast.
Julie Jay (insta/twitter @juliejaycomedy) chats to Ger Staunton (insta/twitter @gerstaunton). Don’t forget to subscribe to this podcast so as to never miss an episode, and check out Ger’s very funny podcast ‘Canary in a Comedy Goldmine’
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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