The forest that won’t forget is a national public artwork dedicated to the women and families across Ireland affected by the failures of the CervicalCheck programme. This living, breathing public artwork is an anti-monument that publicly acknowledges a major historic injustice in women’s healthcare.

The forest that won’t forget is an ecologically rich 16 acre site located in Co. Clare. It functions as a physical and metaphorical place of unity, care and resistance. It is a place which recognises the truth and experiences of those affected, and commits to never forgetting.

It is a place for current and future generations. A place for remembering the past. A place for imagining the future. A place with an eternal legacy that will outlive us all.

While the goal is to keep the area as wild and natural as possible, some basic infrastructure will be needed to make the site accessible and usable. This work will be carefully overseen by Hometree, whose expertise in conservation and experience in collaborating with local communities will guide the project, ensuring it respects both the land and its neighbours. To see the cost breakdown, go to: www.theforestthatwontforget.ie/donate