8 Galway schools named in report into historical sexual abuse.
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Eight Galway religious-run schools are among the 308 nationwide named in the report into historical sexual abuse.
Its publication has led to the government announcing an inquiry into the allegations
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The figures were supplied to the Scoping Inquiry by the religious orders themselves, in response to requests for a breakdown of numbers.
The Irish Independent has listed the schools.
The following religious-run schools in Galway have been listed in the report:
Holy Family School Renmore, listed as having had 119 allegations and 49 alleged abusers
Colaiste Iognaid Post Primary with 3 allegations and 1 alleged abuser
Scoil Iognaid Primary with 2 allegations and 1 alleged abuser
St Patrick’s National School Galway city was listed, however details have not been given
Tuam CBS Secondary with 2 allegations and 2 alleged abusers
Tuam CBS Primary with 9 allegations and 4 alleged abusers
Scoil Aine Kylemore Abbey Post Primary with 2 allegations and 2 alleged abusers
St Brendan’s Boys National School Loughrea listed as having 1 allegation and 1 alleged abuser
The historical sexual abuse report has led to widespread shock and sadness across the country
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