GAA coach convicted of sexual abuse

A County Tipperary GAA coach has been convicted by a jury of sexually abusing three young girls sexually during football and hurling training sessions at a national school.

Sat, 23 Nov, 2002 - 17:14

A County Tipperary GAA coach has been convicted by a jury of sexually abusing three young girls sexually during football and hurling training sessions at a national school.

The 51-year-old abuser's identity cannot be revealed as a result of an order made by Judge Joseph Matthews at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to protect the victims' identities.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: County TipperaryPerson: Joseph MatthewsPerson: MatthewsPerson: Anthony SammonPerson: Martina Baxter BLPerson: Roger SweetmanPerson: Stephen McCann BLPerson: GardaíOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
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