Magdalene laundries survivors say the government has broken its promise to create a memorial and redress scheme.
It's been four years since the then Taoiseach Enda Kenny made an emotional apology to the women affected.
They've held a rally at a former Laundry on Sean McDermott St in Dublin to highlight the unfulfilled promises.
Mary Merritt, 86, is a Magdalene survivor still fighting for justice @TodayFMNews @NewstalkFM pic.twitter.com/q0PKFa5rUj
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They say time is running out for justice for the survivors and they're calling for action.
Earlier this month, the UN Committee against Torture criticised the government for not undertaking a full investigation into the laundries and ensuring that all survivors obtain redress - something it recommended in 2011.
Nicole Gernon reports:
