Key findings from €13m Farrelly Commission report

Who is 'Grace' and what is the 'Farrelly Commission'?

‘Grace’ was born on November 24th, 1978. She was born to a teenage mother in a Cork mother and baby home

Key findings from €13m Farrelly Commission report

The €13 million investigation into the 'Grace' foster home abuse case has said it cannot establish that marks and bruises on her were the result of serious physical or sexual abuse. Correspondent Marc O'Driscoll examines the near 2,000-page report to highlight some of the commission's key points.

Grace report: Chair of investigation commission refused to contact families before publication

Commission chair Marjorie Farrelly told children's minister Norma Foley it would be very difficult to contact all those involved ahead of publication and suggested the department issue a press release

Grace Case report: Evidence woman in care was neglected, but not physically or sexually abused

The report published today cost more than €13 million and runs to 2,000 pages long.

Justice Minister ‘extremely concerned’ at findings of neglect in ‘Grace’ report

Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has said he was “extremely concerned” at findings of neglect made by the Commission of Investigation in relation to the Grace case.

The ‘Grace’ Report Explained – Political Reporter Tabitha Monahan

The ‘Grace’ report explained – Political Reporter Tabitha Monahan Eight years in the making and compiled at a cost of €13.6m, a commission of investigation report has failed to draw line under the case of ‘Grace’, a non-verbal woman with severe physical and intellectual disabilities who was neglected for two decades at a state-funded foster home. Credit to : Irish Independent The post The ‘Grace’ Report Explained – Political Reporter Tabitha Mon…