He thought the case was over — until he discovered his former teacher still worked with vulnerable children

Case raises broader concerns about safeguarding procedures, Garda vetting, and how retrospective abuse allegations are handled in Ireland
As part of Tusla’s assessment of his allegations, Páidí Manning submitted a detailed statement, in which he described 'two years of harassment, assaults, intimidation and walking on eggshells'. File picture

As part of Tusla’s assessment of his allegations, Páidí Manning submitted a detailed statement, in which he described 'two years of harassment, assaults, intimidation and walking on eggshells'. File picture

Coming forward as an adult to report a series of allegations of abuse from the early 2000s to Tusla, Páidí Manning described himself as a “vulnerable” child.

Now in his 30s, he submitted a detailed assessment to Tusla, describing his experiences as a former student of John Condon.

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