Organisation: High Park Magdalene

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Long-standing Magdalene redress complaints to be resolved pledges Charlie Flanagan

Justice Minister, Charlie Flanagan, has committed to resolving long-standing complaints from Magdalene Laundry survivors that they have been denied medical benefits promised as part of the Government's redress scheme.

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32 Magdalene laundry survivors get increased redress payment

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Eight redress payments made to Magdalene survivors

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Magdalene women seek minister’s help on redress

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‘Incorrect’ evidence in Magdalene case

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Varadkar: Survivors will get redress ‘without delay’

Verdict in Magdalene case may be far-reaching

Two former residents of An Grianán training centre will learn today if the High Court will allow them to be admitted to the Magdalene redress scheme. During the case, it was revealed that the Ombudsman was already formally investigating the scheme. Conall Ó Fátharta reveals the extraordinary nine-month row between the Ombudsman and the Department of Justice which could have far-reaching consequences for the scheme

Thu, 01 Jun, 2017

€23m in redress paid to Magdalene laundry survivors

Some 624 women held in Magdalene laundries have to date received a lump sum payment of more than €23m under a government redress scheme.

Fri, 29 Apr, 2016

An Grianán not included in scheme

Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald has reiterated that An Grianán “served a different purpose” to High Park Magdalene laundry — despite HSE evidence stating they were “one and the same thing”.

Thu, 06 Aug, 2015