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Fifty Years of Silence, Now Justice | Cork News
Nineteen women, now in their 60s and 70s, are taking legal action against the State after decades of systemic abuse at Dunderrow National School, where the former principal was convicted in 1998 but redress schemes excluded many due to rigid rules. They describe the abuse as daily, institutional, and normalized — part of their school experience. Their fight echoes Louise O’Keeffe’s landmark human rights case, which found the State failed in its duty to protect children. Experts say the State ignored its obligations after the ruling, while politicians urge immediate acknowledgment and justice…
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