The Congregation has now voluntarily contributed a total of €30 million towards redress since 2013.
"Comhgairdeas ó chroí le Coláiste Eoin ags lena phobal uile a choinnigh - agus a choinníonn - tine bheo an dúchais."
“Are you seriously telling me that all these Sisters were all evil psychopaths? That is not my experience.”
“I do not believe that a child can be reformed by lock and key and bars, or that fear can ever develop a child’s character.”
The Christian Brothers will make total contributions to redress, welfare and education of over €600m.
School has a fine reputation in hurling - the entire six backs from last Sunday’s All-Ireland winning Tipperary hurling team are past pupils.
Researching the life of Daniel Mannix, 85 year Brenda Niall, who knew Archbishop Mannix personally, was surprised to find how liberal his views were on most issues.
Fr Dan Fitzgerald returned home to Nenagh in 1989 after serving in the Philippines during World War II and later in the diocese of Hanyang in China.
Around 40% of pupils today are Muslim and there are up to three dozen nationalities at the school.
Book contains contributions by prominent retired politicians and past pupils Liam Cosgrave, John Boland and Michael Woods.
Mary Rafferty was mistaken in saying Fr Edward Flanagan had ‘blown the whistle’ on Irish industrial schools.
Misean Cara managed €16 million in funding from Irish Aid for development projects.
Pluralism in patronage must not lead to hidden elitism warns Archbishop Diarmuid Martin.
Catholic education still has a vital place in the Irish educational system - Archbishop.
Concern over shortcomings on the part of the Kiltegan Fathers and massive number of allegations against Christian Brothers.
Six dioceses and two religious congregations reviewed.
Visit marks school’s 125th anniversary.
“We do not need a conformist Church" but one of authentic commitment to the Gospel.
