Abuse survivors 'feel betrayed' by Fianna Fáil over redress scheme, says Willie O'Dea

Abuse survivors 'feel betrayed' by Fianna Fáil over redress scheme, says Willie O'Dea

Fianna Fáil TD Willie O’Dea says abuse survivors fell betrayed over lack of Government action on progressing a redress scheme. Picture Gareth Chaney/Collins

Abuse survivors feel betrayed by Fianna Fáil due to a lack of action in Government on progressing a redress scheme for victims of abuse in schools across the country prior to 1992.

That’s according to Willie O’Dea, a longstanding Fianna Fáíl TD for Limerick. In 2018, the party passed a Dáil motion, tabled by Mr O’Dea, with cross-party support, seeking access to redress for survivors who had secured convictions against their abusers.

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