Former Daughters of Charity manager convicted of sexual assault of his nephew

Craven, aged 55, of Sarsfield Road, Ballyfermot, West Dublin, appeared before the Central Criminal Court in Dublin on Monday
Paul Craven will be sentenced on January 28. Picture: IrishPhotoDesk.ie

Paul Craven will be sentenced on January 28. Picture: IrishPhotoDesk.ie

A former senior manager of the Daughters of Charity has been convicted of sexually abusing his nephew - but sentencing has been delayed to allow him to sell his home.

Paul Craven, aged 55, from Ballyfermot, west Dublin was convicted on November 13 the Central Criminal Court of 11 charges of sexual and indecent assault of his nephew who lived with him at his grandparents’ home in Ballyfermot for several years as a child.

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