Person: Ken Reilly

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Connell admits diocese failed victims

CARDINAL Desmond Connell has admitted that the lack of a support service for victims of clerical child sexual abuse in the Dublin diocese was a serious failure.

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Cardinal announces plan for victim support

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Connell denies reports he will resign

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Reilly gives Louth boost

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Child abuse: let the courts rule

Cardinal and abuse victims prove jaw-jaw is better than war-war

Victims withdraw demands for Archbishop to step down

The Catholic Archbishop of Dublin has won a reprieve from calls for him to step down.

Tue, 31 Dec, 2002

Connell offers olive branch to victims

A PLANNED protest march by victims of clerical child sex abuse to demand the resignation of Catholic Cardinal Desmond Connell was called off last night after fresh assurances by the cardinal that he would do all he could to end the scourge of paedophile priests.

Tue, 31 Dec, 2002

Cardinal meets abuse victims

Cardinal Desmond Connell is meeting two victims of clerical sex abuse.

Mon, 30 Dec, 2002

Connell offers to meet abuse victims

Cardinal Desmond Connell, the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, has offered to meet two victims of clerical child abuse who had organised a protest march for early January calling for the his resignation.

Tue, 24 Dec, 2002

Protest to call for cardinal’s resignation

VICTIMS of clerical child sex abuse are to stage a new year walk to Cardinal Desmond Connell’s residence to hand in a letter seeking his resignation.

Tue, 24 Dec, 2002

GAA: Louth gear up for Offaly challenge

Louth have left two vacancies at corner-back and corner-forward for Saturday’s All-Ireland Football qualifier against Offaly at Pairc Tailteann in Navan.

Thu, 21 Jun, 2001