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Organisation: Commission of Inquiry into Child Abuse

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

Lack of aftercare meant girls returned to institutions

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Lack of aftercare meant girls returned to institutions

Girls abused in residential homes often returned to ā€œslave labourā€ situations at religious institutions to avoid more exploitative lives on work placement.

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ā€˜Without Mary so much of our past would remain hidden’
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Book of solidarity opened for abuse victims

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Department failed to ensure care

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Child Abuse Inquiry report to be published next week
Christian Brothers uncover abuse files

The Christian Brothers have told the Commission of Inquiry into Child Abuse that they have uncovered detailed files relating to the abuse of schoolboys dating back to the 1930s.

Fri, 02 Jul, 2004

Little on record of children held in institutions

LITTLE or no account was recorded of the conditions under which thousands of children were kept in institutionalised care after Ireland gained independence, the State’s inquiry into the emergence of child abuse heard yesterday.

Tue, 22 Jun, 2004

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