Long-awaited Cloyne abuse report delayed until May

THE long-awaited report into the handling of child sex abuse cases in the Diocese of Cloyne will not be published until at least the second week in May.

Thu, 21 Apr, 2011 - 01:00

Sean O’Riordan

The report, which was the culmination of a two-year investigation, had been due to be published this week.

However, Minister for Justice Alan Shatter confirmed yesterday that its publication has been delayed due to legal issues.

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Courts Place: Diocese of Cloyne Place: Cloyne Person: Minister for Justice Person: Alan Shatter Person: Yvonne Murphy Person: President of the High Person: Nicholas Kearns Person: Justice Person: Kearns Person: Bishop Person: John Magee Organisation: Cloyne Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Commission of Investigation Organisation: National Board for Safeguarding Children Organisation: Catholic Church

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