Labour leader calls for public inquiry into sex abuse allegations at St John’s Ambulance
Mick Finnegan from Dublin was first to break his silence and say that he was raped and abused by a former senior member of the St John’s Ambulance charity who has never been charged. Photo: Sam Boal /Rollingnews.ie
The leader of the Labour party has called for a full public inquiry into St John’s Ambulance charity, saying it is “regrettable” that it has not taken place to date “as survivors need transparency”.
Ivana Bacik made the call while speaking in the Dáil and urged the Taoiseach Micheál Martin to “join us in supporting survivors' calls for a full public inquiry.”
