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Direct linkO'Mahony, Conor – Irish Educational Studies, 2009
Due to the historical arrangement between Church and State, the Irish State has always discharged its duty to provide for free primary education exclusively through the provision of funding to privately owned and managed schools. Consequently, in "O'Keeffe" v. "Hickey," where a woman sued the State in respect of sex abuse she…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Legal Responsibility, Government Role
