Lack of evidence on paedophile priest ‘is extraordinary’

THE Bishop of Raphoe, Dr Philip Boyce, has described as “extraordinary” the fact that no evidence was found of complaints against notorious paedophile priest Eugene Green.

Thu, 01 Dec, 2011 - 00:00

Stephen Maguire

The bishop was speaking after the publication of the audit into child sex abuse in the Diocese of Raphoe in Donegal.

The audit found there was a total of 52 complaints made against 14 priests.

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Courts Place: Donegal Place: Raphoe Person: Bishop Person: Raphoe Person: Dr Person: Philip Boyce Person: Eugene Green Person: Boyce Person: Green Person: Bishop of Raphoe Person: Seamus Hegarty Person: Chief Executive Person: Ian Elliott Organisation: Diocese of Raphoe Organisation: National Board Safeguarding Children in the Organisation: Catholic Church

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