Church Attacked With 'Septic' Graffiti After Varadkar TV Lies

On 16th of February, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar appeared on RTE’s show Prime Time.

During that appearance, he told the host Miriam O’Callaghan that ‘we need to excavate Tuam to rebury those babies buried in that tank’.

Leo Varadkar claims 'we need to excavate Tuam to rebury those babies buried in that tank'

The Tuam report does not mention babies in a septic tank

There has been no excavation yet, so no evidence of this claim

He is telling a bare faced lie here, he should apologise pic.twitter.com/wVTWUbUbjK

— Catholic Arena (@CatholicArena) February 18, 2021

There is no evidence that babies are buried in a tank in Tuam. It has not been excavated. What he told was an incredibly damaging lie, which would have upset many viewers and caused righteous anger (for those who assumed that it was true). We explained why these claims were bogus last week, with it being impossible for a working septic tank to be stuffed with hundreds of dead babies as the Irish establishment alleges.

The night after Varadkar’s unhinged appearance, someone attacked a Catholic Church in Sligo and scrawled ‘Septic No Good’ on the building. It is about a 50 minute drive from the Tuam site.

A large amount of graffiti was sprayed on the outside walls of the church of the Holy Rosary, Kilmactigue (near the village of Aclare) County Sligo last night. Gardai are investigating the incident and are seeking the public's assistance

Any information to 071 91 85002 pic.twitter.com/r4bDX8wxu6

— Mid West Radio (@radiomidwest) February 18, 2021

It is not known if the two are connected, but what an incredible coincidence they are. If you know of any further information, please contact the Gardai.