Kids from St Joseph’s Nursery School in Dublin 8 at the launch of the live crib at the Mansion House, on Dawson Street earlier.
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The sound effects of Warner Brothers, the sensibility of Ren And Stimpy: an assured and deservedly award-winning 2010 graduation short by Dutch animators David de Rooij and Jelle Brunt./
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Two child sex abuse complaints against former Catholic archbishop of Dublin John Charles McQuaid (above), as well as a separate “concern”, were brought to the attention of the Murphy commission, which investigated the handling of clerical child sex abuse complaints in the Dublin archdiocese.
One complaint alleges abuse of a 12-year-old boy by Archbishop McQuaid in 1961.
The complaints and concern were addressed in a “Supplementary Report to the Dublin Archdiocese Investigation”, published on the commission’s website on July 13th, the day it published the Cloyne report.
Archbishop McQuaid is not identified by name in the supplementary report but is described as a cleric who “has been dead for many years”. He retired in 1972 and died in 1973.
The Irish Times has established that the cleric referred to in the report is Archbishop McQuaid.
Archbishop McQuaid Subject Of Child Sex Abuse Complaints (Patsy McGarry, irish Times)
Castlerea Train Station, Roscommon.
