'Justice has been served today'

Full transcript of statement from rape victim Fiona Doyle following today's court decision.

Thu, 24 Jan, 2013 - 14:47

The below is the full statement made by rape victim Fiona Doyle outside the Central Criminal Court in Dublin today, after her father Patrick O'Brien was jailed for raping her over a 10-year period:

"Justice has been served today and I have been vindicated," Ms Doyle said.

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