Six One News
20 May 2009

Joe Little, Religious & Social Affairs Correspondent, says the report reveals institutional, physical and emotional abuse

Adrian Lydon reports that victims had mixed views about the value of the report

Joe Little says the report allows victims to come forward and say they have been vindicated

Christine Buckley of the Aislinn Centre says she is happy with what she has seen of the report

Teresa Mannion visits St Joseph's Industrial School, Letterfrack, with victim and author Mannix Flynn

Br Kevin Mullan, Provincial, Irish Christian Brothers, apologises 'unreservedly' to those who suffered

Sr Cóirle McCarthy, Congregational Leader, Sisters of Mercy, says she wishes to apologise

Conor Mark Kavanagh reports that the bank had expanded its business in recent years

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David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports that the outlook for the Government remains a bit gloomy

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Anne-Marie Smyth reports that the Jinks family has been awarded €115,000 after the action was settled

Kate Egan reports that the plane, carrying more than 100 people, had been on a routine flight from Jakarta

Vivienne Traynor reports that John & Orla Collins from Blackrock, Dublin, sued to get state funding for care for their 11-year-old son

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Brian O'Connell, London Editor, reports that the move may not be enough to quell public anger

Aisling Riordan reports that nine-year-old Rubeena Ali watched as authorities demolished several homes in the slum where she lives

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