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'Today is a victory for all victims of sexual abuse crimes': statement of Aidan Moore

Date
2025-12-08
Stage
Hearing Or Decision
Primary locality
Blackrock
County
Louth

Summary

Aidan Moore, a survivor of sexual abuse, expressed that today is a victory for all victims of sexual abuse crimes. He acknowledged the courage of the victims and their families, as well as the work of An Garda Siochana and the DPP in bringing justice. Moore highlighted the importance of victims coming forward and being heard, especially in light of the Blackrock Boys documentary that exposed the abuse at Willow Park and Blackrock College. He encouraged others to seek help from organizations such as One in Four and Restore Together. Moore emphasized that sexual abuse remains a live issue and that adults must be proactive in protecting children. He concluded by stating that his presence today is to make a difference in even one person's life, showing that victims are not alone and that justice can be achieved.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: 'Today is a victory for all victims of sexual abuse crimes': statement of Aidan Moore. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision

When:

Why: Because of the incredible courage of my dear friends David Ryan and his brother Mark, who sadly is no longer with us, the horrors of what was happening for years at Willow Park and Blackrock College came to light through the groundbreaking Blackrock Boys documentary aired on RTE One in November, 2022. CNI source report

Places mentioned

Address Area
  • Willow Park
Secondary Mention

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Stage Hearing Or Decision

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