The key aim of genetic counselling is to dispel fears

State has failed to implement O’Keeffe judgment, primary litigant John Allen alleges

TDs back Fianna Fáil motion on reforming system for victims of primary school abuse

Dáil to vote today on whether to expand scheme set up following O’Keeffe judgment

High profile murder, drugs and sex abuse cases have been held in ‘Cork’s Palais de Justice’

Survivors’ group says claims are being fought ‘tooth and nail’ by Department of Education

Settlement rate low and not reflective of ‘holistic and flexible approach’, says law lecturer

Survivors gather in Brussels to address committee of European Parliament

Five men had sued over alleged abuse as children in Christian Brothers’ schools

Ireland’s population has moved on from the church but our politicians have not

State Claims Agency reveals lists of payments to lawyers and firms for representation

Louise O’Keeffe wants investigation into why abuser was allowed move schools

Micheál Martin says State’s attitude is based on limiting people’s access to redress scheme

Government accused of doing everything in its power to prevent justice for survivors

Human rights group claims State is not meeting obligations to victims of school abuse

ECHR ruling on State liability for sex abuse in schools had little effect on public finances

The five had discontinued their cases following Louise O’Keeffe Supreme Court case

Decision shows department ‘does not fully accept child protection responsibilities’

Louise O’Keeffe accuses State of trying to minimise its legal responsibilities

Court asked to strike out decision permitting it to be sued after ruling on Louise O’Keeffe case

‘Invaluable’ book provides an accessible, detailed and up-to-date guide

Supreme Court says cases raise legal and public policy issues on duty of care

Teens sexualised by explicit online content which can lead on to abuse of younger relatives

‘Despite apologies to Derek Walsh, the Government now supports two Bills that reinforce the right of State-funded schools to religiously discriminate’

Limited scope of scheme criticised by abuse survivor Louise O’Keeffe

Conor O’Mahony warns of narrow interpretation of Louise O’Keeffe judgement

Dr Conor O’Mahony says Louise O’Keeffe’s victory helped highlight importance of ECHR

James MacGuill says he cannot advise his clients based on information from Government

The package is a fraction of the meaximum award under the redress scheme

Louise O’Keeffe criticises limiting of compensation

Ten outstanding citizens, groups honoured for their contributions to Irish society

Taoiseach lauds child sex abuse survivor for her courage and tenacity

Child sex abuse survivor Louise O Keeffe says meeting with Enda Kenny was positive

The rule requiring the European Court of Human Rights to hear only cases where all domestic remedies have been exhausted is not as straightforward as Mr Justice Hardiman suggests

Abuse survivor says she hopes Taoiseach will move swiftly to enact child protection legislation

Adrian Hardiman says European Court of Human Rights meant to be court of last resort

Existing laws were drawn when many advances such as cloud computing were not even conceived of

Ireland appears to have learned nothing from European court judgement in Louise O’Keeffe case, says lawyer

Government is stalling on reviewing cases of people abused while pupils, survivor says

Louise O’Keeffe calls on Taoiseach and Minister for Education to meet her and other victims