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Nine News: Joe Little, Religious & Social Affairs Correspondent, reports on the criticism by Cork-based Right of Place of the early conclusion to this week's Child Abuse Commission evidence
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Six One News: Joe Little, Religious & Social Affairs Correspondent, reports on the criticism by Cork-based Right of Place of the early conclusion to this week's Child Abuse Commission evidence
A group representing people aggrieved at their treatment in industrial schools has criticised the Child Abuse Commission for completing this week's hearings ahead of schedule.
The Cork-based Right of Place organisation says former residents missed the opportunity to hear the cross-examination of the Sisters of Mercy who managed their institutions.
A spokesperson for the commission responded that it would be criticised if there was an unwarranted delay in the taking of evidence.
