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Abuse will be made, the government in stormont has announced. it will be made at an event held there on march 11th. but survivors say they have been left re—traumatised, because the apology should have been given before now. a public inquiry recommended it five years ago, following the biggest investigation ever held in the uk at the time. this report from our ireland correspondent, chris page, contains some distressing testimony. brian o'donohue has spent the last 20 years putting on paper his childhood experiences of six decades ago. there's some summertime left and brother stephen is in c...

Will still be evident. a public apology in northern ireland to survivors of institutional child abuse will be made — the government in stormont has announced. it will happen at an event held there on march 11th. but survivors say they have been left re—traumatised, because the apology should have been given before now. a public inquiry recommended it five years ago, following the biggest investigation ever held in the uk at the time. this report from our ireland correspondent, chris page, contains some distressing testimony. brian o'donohue has spent the last 20 years putting on paper his ...

The devolved government announced the date today — exactly five years after a public inquiry report documented physical, emotional and sexual harm to children between 1922 and 1995. campaigners say many victims have died waiting for the authorities to say sorry, even though the inquiry recommended an apology. this report from our ireland correspondent, chris page, contains some distressing stories. brian o'donohue has spent 20 years writing a memoir of six decades ago. brother stephen is in charge of the boys down at the swimming pool. he's throwing little billy, who is just a bit younger th...