Magdalene Laundries compensation plan revealed

Survivors of Catholic-run workhouses will be paid up to €100,000 as part of a Government compensation scheme.

Magdalene Laundries compensation plan revealed
Wed, 26 Jun, 2013 - 17:15

Survivors of Catholic-run workhouses will be paid up to €100,000 as part of a Government compensation scheme.

Women who were incarcerated for 10 years or more in the Magdalene laundries will be entitled to a general payment of €40,000 plus an additional €60,000 for their forced labour.

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