Shatter offers 'profound apology' at launch of Cloyne report

Justice Minister Alan Shatter expresses "sorrow and profound apology" to any child in Cloyne failed by the State.

Shatter offers 'profound apology' at launch of Cloyne report
Wed, 13 Jul, 2011 - 16:14

Justice Minister Alan Shatter expresses "sorrow and profound apology" to any child in Cloyne failed by the State.

The long-awaited report into clerical child sex abuse in the Catholic diocese of Cloyne has found the handling of allegations and complaints was "inadequate and inappropriate".

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