Liam Neeson to go ahead with major Tuam Babies film.

Liam Neeson to go ahead with major Tuam Babies film.
Liam  Neeson has revealed how he was filled with horror by the Tuam babies saga so much so that he plans a major film on the topic.
796 children died over a 36-year period and their bodies were thrown into sewer pits in a Tuam Mother and Baby Home.
Appearing on RTE’s “Late Late Show” Neeson stated journalist Dan Barry of The New York Times ran an in-depth piece on the scandal that touched his soul.
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"I read this and I couldn't find the words.
I'm Irish and I was brought up a Catholic and a very strong Catholic and I was filled with emotion.
I was filled with horror, and I was filled with embarrassment.
"For the first time in my life and I've made some 93/94 films, I never felt this way before.
I was lying on my bed, I shot up straight and I thought I'm going to do something about this.
Whatever celebrity status I have in the film world, I'm going to do something."

He met with Catherine Corless, the local historian who revealed the story first.