Troubling questions in suicide controversy

IN the desperately sad case of Peter McCloskey’s three children who are now without their father, the Bishop of Limerick, Dr Donal Murray, has some deeply troubling questions to answer.

Why did Peter have to travel to Australia for answers to questions that were available in Limerick?

What information flowed between the Australian diocesan bishop and his counterpart in Limerick when a priest with a recorded history of a “moral lapse” gained trusted access in Limerick to children and altar boys?