Book review: Irish Education, 1922-2007 Cherishing All The Children?

The education of Ireland’s greatest resource, its children, was entrusted to the Catholic Church by figures as enlightened as Daniel O’Connell. Ryle Dwyer wonders why its hierarchy proved to be so hostile to their welfare.

Sat, 13 Aug, 2016 - 01:00

Review: Ryle Dwyer

Brian Fleming

Mynchen’s Field Press, €20

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