Leo Hickey

Retired teacher Leo Hickey (77) convicted of sexual assault

Abuse survivor from Cork boys school tells court of ‘quarter of a century blocking it out’

Council of Europe asked to review ruling on Irish sex abuse cases

Human rights group claims State is not meeting obligations to victims of school abuse

Men who tried to resume actions over alleged abuse will not face costs

The five had discontinued their cases following Louise O’Keeffe Supreme Court case

State warned people sexually abused at school to drop cases

Decision shows department ‘does not fully accept child protection responsibilities’

Retired teacher to go on trial for sexual abuse of boy (9) in Co Cork

Leo Hickey charged with assault at Ballincollig boys school over 20 years ago

Former teacher charged with sexual abuse of boy (9) in Co Cork

Leo Hickey charged with eight counts of sexual assult while teaching in 1991 and 1992

State seeks protection from being sued by sex abuse victims

Court asked to strike out decision permitting it to be sued after ruling on Louise O’Keeffe case

Long-overdue analysis of Ireland’s complex damages law

‘Invaluable’ book provides an accessible, detailed and up-to-date guide

210 cases of sexual abuse in schools eligible for compensation

Limited scope of scheme criticised by abuse survivor Louise O’Keeffe

State risks another ECHR challenge over sex abuse, warns academic

Conor O’Mahony warns of narrow interpretation of Louise O’Keeffe judgement

Solicitor for abuse victims in schools criticises ‘cynical’ redress plan

James MacGuill says he cannot advise his clients based on information from Government

School abuse survivors offered up to €84,000 in cases against State

Louise O’Keeffe criticises limiting of compensation

In praise of . . . Louise O’Keeffe

Taoiseach lauds child sex abuse survivor for her courage and tenacity

Enda Kenny confirms commitment to meet Louise O’Keeffe

Abuse survivor says she hopes Taoiseach will move swiftly to enact child protection legislation

Supreme Court judge says Strasbourg has ‘very serious questions’ over new role

Adrian Hardiman says European Court of Human Rights meant to be court of last resort

Solicitor expresses concern State may continue to fight claims for damages over sexual abuse in schools

Ireland appears to have learned nothing from European court judgement in Louise O’Keeffe case, says lawyer

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