LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Parents appeal for vigilance following death of son; Babies as young as a year old treated for rape

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LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Parents appeal for vigilance following death of son; Babies as young as a year old treated for rape

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IRELAND: Parents appeal for vigilance following death of son, 6, in respite care

IRELAND: Babiesas young as a year old treated for rape and sexual assault in Galway

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