Organisation: Commission on Child Abuse

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Order had refused to transfer vaccine files

The order which ran the mother-and-baby home in Bessborough in Cork initially refused to transfer files relating to controversial vaccine trials to the HSE.

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Ryan report saves €15m in legal bills

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Cowen: Orders have “moral responsibility” to compensate victims

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Religious orders say they will not renegotiate compensation terms

The Snakey Dans in dog collars left Ireland a sickening trail of slime

Abuse commission - Grooming claims must be backed up

Abuse commission to run until 2008

THE Commission on Child Abuse has been given an extension of three years beyond its current closing date of May 2005, the Government said yesterday.

Wed, 20 Oct, 2004

Abuse scandal - Rationale of Church deal not explained

THE Taoiseach can be well satisfied with the generally positive response of abuse victims to his appearance at the Commission on Child Abuse.

Tue, 06 Jul, 2004

Homeless may die on streets, cardinal warns

CARDINAL Desmond Connell fears someone will die on the streets if the country’s escalating homelessness problem is not resolved.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2003

Seminars to track down Irish abuse victims in US

SEMINARS are to be held in the United States to track down potentially thousands of American-based Irish people who may be eligible for compensation and other benefits as victims of abuse in orphanages and other State institutions.

Tue, 16 Sep, 2003

Opposition demands statement on Laffoy resignation

The Government today faced demands for a detailed statement on the sudden overnight resignation of a High Court judge as the head of a commission investigating all aspects of child abuse.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2003