Convicted sex abuser begins appeal against conviction

A former Marist brother and primary school teacher has begun an appeal against his conviction for sexually abusing four young boys at a Sligo school over 40 years ago.

A former Marist brother and primary school teacher has begun an appeal against his conviction for sexually abusing four young boys at a Sligo school over 40 years ago.

Christopher Cosgrove (aged 67) was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment by Judge Patrick McCartan in May last year after a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court jury found him guilty on 35 counts of indecent assault.

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