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Jesuits appoint experts to hear from pupils abused by Belvedere priest

Fr Joseph Marmion ‘abused boys sexually, emotionally and physically’ at the Dublin school in the 1970s

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State must pay 65% of student’s costs of failed calculated grades action

Case by Freddie Sherry, a Belvedere Leaving Cert student, ran for five weeks

Former Clongowes pupil says Fr Joe Marmion ‘screened’ him for abuse

Jesuit priest’s sex abuse may have predated his time at Belvedere in the 1970s

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Priest ‘sexually and physically’ abused boys at Belvedere College in 1970s

Fr Joseph Marmion also taught at Crescent College Limerick and Clongowes Wood College

Judgment on Leaving Cert calculated grades case due within weeks

Mr Justice Charles Meenan is hearing some 60 actions brought over last year’s results

Court hopes to rule ‘as soon as possible’ on Leaving Cert calculated grades case

Judge conscious Leaving 2021 ‘now in view’ and system may be ‘a matter of some importance’

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Deis schools see higher numbers progress to third level in 2020

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