Former pupils to meet senator about alleged abuse

FORMER pupils of a Cork boarding school will meet in Dublin this month with the Fianna Fáil senator who used Seanad privilege to uncloak their former principal as an alleged child abuser who flouted his restricted ministry.

Former pupils to meet senator about alleged abuse
Thu, 04 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
CHILD PROTECTION Claire O’Sullivan

According to Senator Mark Daly, he will meet with a number of past pupils who are alleging abuse at Coláiste an Chroí Naofa.

Some of the group have not yet made complaints to the order or to gardaí.

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