Today, many towns and villages in Ireland are recovering human remains from cilliní and moving these once excluded individuals to consecrated churchyards. Other sites remain intact, and  have been consecrated by special religious ceremonies. In August, 2014, at St. Patrick's Church in Cushendun, a religious ceremony led by the parish priest and attended by many in the community, celebrated the reburial of 19 children's skeletons.
Today, many towns and villages in Ireland are recovering human remains from burial mounds and relocating these previously excluded individuals to consecrated churchyards. Other sites remain intact and have been consecrated through special religious ceremonies. In August 2014, at St. Patrick's Church in Cushendun, a religious ceremony led by the parish priest and attended by many in the community celebrated the reburial of 19 children's skeletons.