sex abuse and the irish times

Today's edition of the bankrupt anti Catholic Irish Times newspaper carries a cover article by atheistic Marxian Patsy McGarry asserting that a Catholic Bishop has lied in his explanations about his handling of old child abuse cases.
The initial paragraph features a string of deliberately incriminatory legalistic accusations and assertions artificially and wrongly contrived and presented by Patsy McGarry to appear as hard news facts.
Off the cover the Irish Times also carries a further full page of contrived accusations against the same Bishop in its interior news section.
I'll have to ask for a Judge's ruling on this one.
In recent days Irish police finally got round to sending a file to the Department of Public Prosecutions relating to an Irish Times journalist who raped a child in the Dublin area.
Other victims of the Irish Times journalist may or may not have come forward.
There has been no reportage of his crimes.
Unlike the deceased broadcaster Jimmy Savile who is not around to defend himself, this Irish Times' journalist's name is being kept out of the papers.
The Irish police at first refused to interview him at all because he kept staging suicide attempts.
Following each staged suicide attempt, the Irish police wrongly and falsely announced that the Irish Times journalist was not being interviewed by them because he wasn't expected to live.
Now.
The Irish Times is still omitting to report that one of its senior journalists was stalking and raping children in Dublin.
Yet we have copious allegations designed to hound Bishop Kirby from office on far lesser contrivancies of wrong doing.
How can this be?
Listen.
On the same day that the Irish Times' media rival, the equally invidiously anti Catholic Irish Independent newspaper is reporting that the Irish police have finally interviewed the Irish Times rapist (my terminology not the Irish Independent's), and that the police have finally sent a file to the Public Prosecutor about the case, at precisely the same time, on precisely the same day, the Irish Times makes no mention of their child raping journalist or the file about him going to the Prosecutor, in any of its news articles.
It's incredible.
They don't mention the story about their journalist facing charges of child rape, so the story doesn't exist.
Instead we have wall to wall articles in the Irish Times designed to contrive utterly tenuous utterly false wrong doing against Bishop Kirby while distracting attention from the very real child rapes carried out by a senior Irish Times staffer.
No crime alleged against anyone who had at any time ever been under the supervision of Bishop Kirby comes close to the practices of an Irish Times journalist who was grooming and raping children at Dublin sports clubs and whose name continues to be kept out of the papers by a conspiracy of silence within the Irish Times, the police and the judiciary.
These people have to go.