Since her untimely death of Eileen Flynn-Roche this blog has made two comments on the events that led up to the sacking.
It has made reference to the fact that no apology has been appeared in any daily national newspaper since her death.
This blog contacted the Holy Faith Sisters enquiring as to whether or not the congregation had made any sort of public apology for their action, or indeed whether they had made any comment whatsoever.
On Tuesday this blog was told that there would be no-one available from the provincial team before Friday to make a comment on the matter.
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