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Irish Jesuit Order statement regarding Joseph Marmion

Statement follows inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse against priest during time at Belvedere College

Jesuits confirm sex abuse cover-up at Belvedere College

The order said the late Fr Joseph Marmion, who died in 2000, abused boys while he was on the teaching staff in the 1970s

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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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Leaving Cert student not appealing rejection of his lead case over calculated grades

Lead case decision likely to impact some, or all of 70 further similar cases

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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

Calculated grades will be seen as a success even if individual students feel hard done by

Sighs of relief in Government as calculated grades system survives legal challenge

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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Enrolments in fee-charging schools rise to highest numbers on record

Model would have seen some Leaving Cert grades fall 70%, court hears

High Court hearing submissions in lead challenge of 30 cases over calculated grades

Lead challenge over Leaving Cert grades may be heard next month

Former Belvedere College student Freddie Sherry one of 20 complainants over results process

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State facing 20 High Court actions over Leaving Cert calculated grades process

Belvedere College student’s case chosen as lead challenge due in court this week

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High-achieving schools forced to turn away hundreds of applicants each year

High Court action over Leaving Cert grades to be heard on October 21st

Permission to bring additional two cases by students who sat the 2019 Leaving Cert should be made on notice to the Minister

Belevedere College student and St Kilian’s German school take Leaving Cert cases

High Court judge says ‘lead’ case concerning standardisation of grades will be heard next month

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Lucien Bull went to Belvedere College before emigrating to Paris to study zoology, botany and geology

Bloody Sunday, 1920: The massacre that sanctified the GAA

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Funeral held of pioneering Irish Romanian Orthodox priest Fr Godfrey O’Donnell

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Dorothy Cross at the Kerlin and nighttime cityscapes are among the other highlights

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