A second devastating report into child abuse in Roman Catholic institutions is set to be released, six months after a first report which shocked the Irish public.
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The Catholic Church in Ireland covered up widespread allegations of sexual abuse of children by priests for four decades, a damning official report released on Thursday said.
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IRELAND: Second report into child abuse by Irish priests due
