An Garda Síochána has issued a public appeal for people who believe they may be victims of a criminal act related to the Presbyterian Church in Ireland to come forward. Gardaí are asking anyone living in Ireland who has relevant information or believes they have been abused to contact them. Several outlets report that Gardaí are coordinating with the PSNI as part of the investigation, with liaison described as ongoing since late 2025. The appeal is specifically aimed at individuals who may have experienced abuse connected to the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, and it does not limit reporting to a particular location or time period in the information provided by the sources. The Garda appeal indicates that investigators are seeking information to support potential criminal inquiries. Details about specific allegations, suspects, or investigative progress are not included in the summaries provided. The call is presented as part of the investigative process and as an opportunity for potential victims to share information with authorities.
Gardaí issue appeal for victims of alleged abuse linked to Presbyterian Church in Ireland
An Garda Síochána has issued a public appeal for people who believe they may be victims of a criminal act related to the Presbyterian Church in Ireland to come forward. Gardaí are asking anyone living...
- An Garda Síochána issues an appeal for people who believe they are victims of a criminal act linked to the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.
- The appeal is directed at anyone resident in Ireland with relevant information or who may have been abused.
- Gardaí report liaising with the PSNI as part of the investigation.
- The appeal focuses on abuse relating to the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.
- No specific details on named individuals, dates, or case outcomes are provided in the supplied summaries.
An Garda Síochána has launched an appeal on ‘abuse relating to the Presbyterian Church in Ireland’.
2 months agoGardaí have been liaising with the PSNI on this matter since late 2025
2 months agoGardaí are appealing to anyone resident in Ireland who believes they are a victim of a criminal act relating to the Presbyterian Church to contact them.
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