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Justice for the Aras Attracta patients

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Eimear ni hullaigh mcgrath
10 years ago

The sentences handed down were a joke. What they did to these women was disgusting and demoralising. People are getting thrown in jail for not paying for a TV licence

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monika cleary
10 years ago

need to be set an example of, need longer consequences, abuse is ause

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Martina
10 years ago

They deserve justice

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Eamonn O Connor
10 years ago

It was only chicken feed what was handed down to these people, they should be all put in prison. Shame on the justice system

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Kieran Devers
10 years ago

If it had something to do with money it would be a bigger sentence.

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susan mahon
10 years ago

far too lenient, they have to be given tougher sentences, because this will happen again in another home if certain people think they can get away with it

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Helen McAndrew
10 years ago

Please do something about this

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Geraldine Kelly Chan
10 years ago

Absolutely disgraceful. These individuals should be made pay for their cruelty and brutality towards thesevery vulnerable people. They were in a position of trust and they abused it. I can't believe they will walk Scott free. They are laughing at the system. Only in Ireland would this be let go without a proper sentencing

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Geraldine Rooney
10 years ago

This is a joke. It should have being jail for all and not one. and much much longer sentence. Special needs people deserve to be treated with more understanding. all the sentences are saying is YOU DON'T REALLY MATTER, crying shame. and it's sending the message that it's ok to abuse people when all you'll get is a slap and the wrist. Respectable Irish Poeple needs to put their foot down and fight for those who can't

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catherine mayock
10 years ago

Scumbags.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Scumbag behaviour. People who arent capable of treating patients like decent human beings shouldnt be working in this kind of work

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Kathleen o Neill
10 years ago

I don't feel justice was served in this case

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Bridie Cox
10 years ago

I am a whistleblower ( 2006) and all the abusers got off Scott free. Ten years down the line !! Do we want to see the same thing happen?

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Brenda
10 years ago

The system is all wrong this case needs to be reviewed.

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maria dollard
10 years ago

the punishment should fit the crime and I do not believe it has.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This has to be one of the lowest of crimes. Inflicted by people who thought they would never be caught.

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Margaret kennedy
10 years ago Featured

Sentences for crimes against vulnerable people who could not report those crimes must, in fact, be more relevant, as the egregiousness is greater! Derisory sentences encourage abuse against vulnerable people.

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Alison MacGrath
10 years ago

Punishment must fit the crime.

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Marcelle Dempsey
10 years ago

The vulnerable need to be protected from people like this monsters.

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Catherine Mitchell
10 years ago

We need justice for the vulnerable in our communities and deterents for people who abuse there positions