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Scouting Ireland report: Suspected sex offenders 'shared information'

Senior scouting volunteers, thought to be sex offenders, shared information with each other about their abuse and took steps to facilitate that abuse for each other, it has emerged.

Scouting Ireland report: Suspected sex offenders 'shared information'

Thu, 14 May, 2020 - 19:46

Evelyn Ring

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Senior scouting volunteers, thought to be sex offenders, shared information with each other about their abuse and took steps to facilitate that abuse for each other, it has emerged.

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