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Coveney: Those who failed to protect vulnerable children should offer resignations

A senior Minister has led the calls for resignations in the HSE of those who mishandled allegations of abuse of disabled children at a foster home in the South East.

Coveney: Those who failed to protect vulnerable children should offer resignations

Tue, 02 Feb, 2016 - 08:53

By Daniel McConnell, Political Editor

A senior Minister has led the calls for resignations in the HSE of those who mishandled allegations of abuse of disabled children at a foster home in the South East.

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