'A major let down': Families dismayed at decision not to prosecute over Grace case

No one will face prosecution in relation to the mistreatment of the intellectually disabled woman
'A major let down': Families dismayed at decision not to prosecute over Grace case

Chair of the Oireachtas Finance Committee, John McGuinness, who was instrumental in the exposing of the Grace case, has called for the DPP to come forward and give some explanation as to why it has decided not to pursue the case. File photo: Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie

The families of several victims associated with the ‘Grace’ foster abuse scandal are “dismayed and extremely disappointed” that no criminal prosecutions will be taken.

It emerged at the weekend that no one will face prosecution in relation to the mistreatment of “Grace”, an intellectually disabled woman who was left in a foster home for two decades despite concerns about physical and sexual abuse.

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