‘To Speak of Easter Week’ brings together testimony of 25 family members of rebels
Some 240 Easter Rising relatives interviewed for oral history project
Sexual abusers exist in every community, says One in Four
Teens sexualised by explicit online content which can lead on to abuse of younger relatives
State risks another ECHR challenge over sex abuse, warns academic
Conor O’Mahony warns of narrow interpretation of Louise O’Keeffe judgement
Child abuse payout plan submitted to Europe is unfair, claims campaigner
State accused of failing to be upfront about amount of compensation
Solicitor for abuse victims in schools criticises ‘cynical’ redress plan
James MacGuill says he cannot advise his clients based on information from Government
Cabinet to make decision on primary school abuse claims
Child sex abuse survivor Louise O Keeffe says meeting with Enda Kenny was positive
Enda Kenny confirms commitment to meet Louise O’Keeffe
Abuse survivor says she hopes Taoiseach will move swiftly to enact child protection legislation
Supreme Court judge says Strasbourg has ‘very serious questions’ over new role
Adrian Hardiman says European Court of Human Rights meant to be court of last resort
Solicitor expresses concern State may continue to fight claims for damages over sexual abuse in schools
Ireland appears to have learned nothing from European court judgement in Louise O’Keeffe case, says lawyer
School child abuse victims should be more proactive - Louise O’Keeffe
Government is stalling on reviewing cases of people abused while pupils, survivor says
Survivors ‘should be included’ in child protection review
Louise O’Keeffe calls on Taoiseach and Minister for Education to meet her and other victims
Minister to report on review of State Claims Agency of cases brought by abuse victims
Review identifies which cases fall within the parameters set by the European Court of Human Rights in Louise O’Keeffe case
Donnelly’s decision to quit banking inquiry criticised
Independent TD accuses Taoiseach of ‘treating democracy in cavalier manner’
A politicised banking inquiry will struggle for public support
Analysis: certainty that committee would reflect Coalition majority starting to evaporate
Law firm honoured for Louise O’Keeffe case
Company fought 15-year battle for justice for abuse survivor before victory in Europe
Sharp exchanges as Norris calls for resignation of Shatter and Garda Commissoner
We ‘cannot have this type of corrupt government’
Senator criticises lack of progress in ending domestic violence against women
Labour’s O’Keeffe asks what the response would be if it were abused men
Louise O’Keeffe disappointed at delay in response to European ruling
State should have same urgency in reviewing claims by victims as it did in warning them after Supreme Court decision, says abuse victim
Louise O’Keeffe named Cork Person of the Month
O’Keeffe accepted award on behalf of all victims of child sexual abuse
Tánaiste insists Government has confidence in GSOC
Garda Ombudsman is before Oireachtas committee about security sweep
Quinn promises ‘fair outcome’ for school abuse victims
Minister for Education told there are 44 claims on hand following Louise O’Keeffe judgement
Government may rule out formal redress scheme for abuse victims
Ruairí Quinn to set out preliminary response to European Court ruling in O’Keeffe case
Child protection legislation a ‘priority’ for Government
Taoiseach says legislation will be introduced ‘in weeks’ after apology to Louise O’Keeffe
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