Book of solidarity for abuse victims to re-open

A book of solidarity for the victims of abuse in Ireland will re-open at the Mansion House in Dublin today.

Book of solidarity for abuse victims to re-open
Sun, 24 May, 2009 - 11:10

A book of solidarity for the victims of abuse in Ireland will re-open at the Mansion House in Dublin today.

Around 2,500 people signed the book yesterday after it was opened by Dublin's Lord Mayor Eibhlin Byrne.

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