HSE 'did not follow guidelines' after school caretaker convicted of indecent assault

The HSE did not follow proper guidelines in the case of a Donegal caretaker who continued working at a Gaeltacht school after being convicted of indecent assault, an internal review has found.

HSE 'did not follow guidelines' after school caretaker convicted of indecent assault

The HSE did not follow proper guidelines in the case of a Donegal caretaker who continued working at a Gaeltacht school after being convicted of indecent assault, an internal review has found.

Michael Ferry (aged 58) from Carrick Boyle, Gweedore, was convicted in 2002 of indecently assaulting a boy at a former school, where he worked.

He then continued in his job as a caretaker at Ard Scoil Mhuire, which was used as an Irish-language college.

One of his victims said that the findings of the report are "horrific", and he may seek justice in European courts.

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