Survivors of abuser Bill Kenneally criticise Government over how report was released 

Jason Clancy, Barry Murphy, Colin Power, Kevin Keating, and Paul Walsh outside Buswells' Hotel in Dublin after a press conference about a report into their abuser Bill Kenneally. Picture: Cillian Sherlock/PA

Jason Clancy, Barry Murphy, Colin Power, Kevin Keating, and Paul Walsh outside Buswells' Hotel in Dublin after a press conference about a report into their abuser Bill Kenneally. Picture: Cillian Sherlock/PA

Survivors of prolific paedophile Bill Kenneally have criticised the Government over how it published the Commission of Investigation report into his crimes, and have called for a full public apology over how they were treated.

The six victims of Kenneally, who waived their anonymity following his conviction in 2016 so he could be named, were particularly critical of justice minister Jim O’Callaghan. 

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