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Christina Finn
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Political Correspondent, TheJournal.ie
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Think pieces; financial; state government.
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By Christina Finn Verified, Niall O'Connor Verified| TheJournal.ie Verified THE FINAL REPORT into the ‘Grace’ case inquiry was published yesterday after a six- year delay. The inquiry, which was established in 2017, was chaired by senior counsel Marjorie Farrelly. Grace was young woman with profound intellectual disabilities when she was left in a foster home in the Waterford area for almost 20 years, despite a succession of sexual and physical abuse allegations.
By Christina Finn Verified| TheJournal.ie Verified A WHISTLEBLOWER IN the ‘Grace’ case has said he told Simon Harris to shut down the Farrelly Commission in 2019, stating that in his view, it was a “complete waste of time”. The commission published its 2,000-page report into the case yesterday. The report was overdue by six years having received a number of lengthy deadline extensions. It’s estimated the final bill will be approximately €20 million.
By Christina Finn Verified, Niall O'Connor Verified| TheJournal.ie Verified THE FINAL REPORT into the ‘Grace’ case inquiry was published yesterday after a six- year delay. The inquiry, which was established in 2017, was chaired by senior counsel Marjorie Farrelly. Grace was young woman with profound intellectual disabilities when she was left in a foster home in the Waterford area for almost 20 years, despite a succession of sexual and physical abuse allegations.
Company Info
TheJournal.ie
Journal Media Limited, based in Dublin, Ireland, operates TheJournal.ie, a leading digital-native news platform established in April 2010. The company is owned by brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon and employs around 75 staff. TheJournal.ie is recognized as Ireland’s second-most-consulted online news service, providing comprehensive digital news coverage across politics, business, sports, and culture. The platform offers free access to its content, relying primarily on advertising revenue, which constitutes 88% of its income. In recent years, it has introduced voluntary subscriptions, contributing 4% to its revenue. The editorial team, led by Editor Sinéad O’Carroll and Managing Editor Susan Daly, focuses on original reporting, having transitioned from a mix of aggregated and original content. The company maintains a commercial partnership with Distilled Media, enhancing its advertising capabilities.
Founded: 2010