Bishop Eamonn Casey’s life and career came apart 30 years ago today
Some €32m in awards of €11,000-€100,000 made to more than 800 survivors to date
Burials, exhumations and cremations of former Magdalene women ‘deeply troubling’
Many properties transferred to trusts set up shortly before publication of Ryan Report
“I never met my mother ... I wasn’t allowed to see her.” Mary Gaffney tells her life story
RTÉ’s Redress: Breaking the Silence was a brave and often unwatchable documentary
About €250m of €1.5bn has been paid to survivors from agreements in 2002 and 2009
Tusla review finds ‘a clear shift in attitudes and culture within the congregations’
Her new play deals with a search at a Magdalene laundry, but is also a metaphor for things we hope will never surface
Rite & Reason: Is there room for more rounded and fairer assessment?
Congregation being ‘gifted’ €300m hospital has yet to honour its redress commitments
Many women were born in State homes then sent to industrial schools and laundries
The shaming, secrecy and barbarity of the Catholic Church is still in force today
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