Coach admits he may have had 30 victims

The sports coach in Waterford being investigated for the abuse of teenagers in the 1980s has admitted he may have abused up to 30 boys.

Coach admits he may have had 30 victims
Thu, 25 Apr, 2013 - 01:00
Stephen Rogers

Last night an interview was broadcast with the man, who is now in 60s, in which his identity was obscured.

He said gardaí first knew about him in 1987 when a boy made a complaint that he had been abused.

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