Irish President Catherine Connolly visits a support centre in London and praises the London Irish Centre for its work with survivors of Irish institutions. Across reports, Connolly says her personal and professional life is connected with people who have lived through institutional experiences, and she frames the centre as a key source of support. The outlets agree that her comments highlight the centre’s role in assisting survivors and in serving the wider Irish community in London. The Evening Standard describes the centre’s contribution as having played an “exceptionally important role” in supporting the Irish community. RTE similarly focuses on Connolly’s remarks during the visit, presenting the visit as an expression of recognition for the support provided to survivors. While the articles differ slightly in wording, they consistently describe a public endorsement by Connolly of the centre’s survivor-support work and its importance to the Irish community. No new figures, specific programmes, or detailed outcomes are reported in the provided summaries.