Saturday 2 August, 2014
IT WAS A week in which the nation was shocked by the RTÉ Prime Time programme exposing the mistreatment of children in some Irish creches.
Elsewhere the world was shocked by the discovery of a small baby in a Chinese sewer pipe while back at home Justice Minister Alan Shatter survived a no confidence motion and Micheál Martin said Fianna Fáil will have a free vote on abortion legislation.
All that and more, it’s the week in quotes:
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Parents ‘abandoned’ baby with Down syndrome born to surrogate |
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Strike by Irish Rail workers to hit All-Ireland semi and finals |
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Investigation launched after child (3) dies on farm |
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Calor gas isn’t happy with another company using its bottles |
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Bank of Ireland insists all customers should be paid today |
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Ulster Bank is having some issues with its mobile banking this morning… |
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