Abuse protest to be held at Pro-Cathedral

The brother of a victim of institutional abuse will lead a protest during Easter Sunday Mass at Dublin's Pro-Cathedral this morning.

Sun, 04 Apr, 2010 - 11:33

The brother of a victim of institutional abuse will lead a protest during Easter Sunday Mass at Dublin's Pro-Cathedral this morning.

Kevin Flanagan, whose brother Michael was abused at Artane Industrial School in Dubllin in the 1950s, is calling for an independent international investigation into clerical abuse in Ireland.

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Courts Clerical abuse scandals Place: Pro-Cathedral Place: Dublin Place: Dublin's Pro-Cathedral Place: Dubllin Place: Ireland Place: Clonmel Person: Kevin Flanagan Person: Michael Person: Michael O'Brien Person: O'Brien Event: Easter Sunday Mass Organisation: Artane Industrial School Organisation: Ferryhouse Industrial School

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