Long-standing Magdalene redress complaints to be resolved pledges Charlie Flanagan

Justice Minister, Charlie Flanagan, has committed to resolving long-standing complaints from Magdalene Laundry survivors that they have been denied medical benefits promised as part of the Government's redress scheme.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020 - 16:30

Conall Ó Fátharta

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

Citywest unrest: Garda van torched and six arrested during violent Dublin protest

Irish teens more concerned about their social media use than most of their peers across Europe

Demand for addiction treatment rises by 35% as more people seek help, report shows

Magdalene Laundries Place: Ireland Place: Dublin Place: An Grianan Person: Charlie Flanagan Person: Justice Minister Person: Flanagan Event: Dublin Honours Magdalenes Organisation: Magdalene Organisation: Magdalene Laundry Organisation: Quirke Report Organisation: Justice for Magdalenes Organisation: Department Organisation: Irish Examiner Organisation: Department of Justice Organisation: High Park Magdalene

<p>The Oireachtas health committee will hear that, while numbers surviving cancer in Ireland are rising, they are 'rising faster and further in other countries'. Stock picture</p>

Cancer patient's surgery 'was cancelled due to overcrowding'

READ NOW

Long-standing Magdalene redress complaints to be resolved pledges Charlie Flanagan

Cancer patient's surgery 'was cancelled due to overcrowding'

Lunchtime News

Latest

Long-standing Magdalene redress complaints to be resolved pledges Charlie Flanagan

Unlimited access. Half the price.

Cancer patient's surgery 'was cancelled due to overcrowding'

Lunchtime News

Latest

Most Read