Children's minister calls for investigation into Athlone case

The Children's Minister has asked the HSE to investigate the case of a department head at the Athlone Institute of Technology who resigned last week.

Children's minister calls for investigation into Athlone case
Fri, 13 Jul, 2007 - 20:18

The Children's Minister has asked the HSE to investigate the case of a department head at the Athlone Institute of Technology who resigned last week.

Dr Niall McElwee informed the college he had been convicted of a sex offence in the Netherlands in 2005.

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