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Justice for Magdalenes Research

A resource for people affected by and interested in Ireland's Magdalene institutions

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  • Ireland and the Magdalene Laundries: A Campaign for Justice
    • Book Archive
      • Introduction
      • CHAPTER 2
      • CHAPTER 3
      • CHAPTER 4
      • CHAPTER 5
      • CHAPTER 6
      • CHAPTER 7
      • CHAPTER 8
      • Conclusion
      • Other Source Materials
  • REDRESS: Ireland’s Institutions and Transitional Justice
  • A Dublin Magdalene Laundry: Donnybrook and Church-State Power in Ireland

Publications By Relatives of Magdalene Women

Frank Brehany Position Paper

Click the link below to download a position paper by Frank Brehany on the requirement to incorporate the principle of ‘non-recurrence’ within the proposed National Centre for Research and Remembrance.

Frank Brehany NCRR Position Paper – Non-Recurrence – Updated Version, March 2025

Previous versions:

Frank Brehany NCRR Position Paper – Non-Recurrence Version 1

 

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Justice for Magdalenes Research
  • Home
  • About
  • JFMR Events
    • Flowers for Magdalenes
    • Dublin Honours Magdalenes
    • Transitional Justice Conference 2018
  • JFMR Campaigns
    • JFM Political Campaign 2009-2013
    • MOTHER AND BABY HOMES COMMISSION ARCHIVE
    • Retention of Records Bill 2019
  • Resources
    • Educational Resources
    • Accountability Mechanisms
    • Mother & Baby Homes Commission Report
    • Publications by Relatives of Magdalene Women
  • Preserving Magdalene History
    • About the Magdalene Laundries
    • Donnybrook
    • Dun Laoghaire
    • Galway
    • High Park
    • New Ross
    • Limerick
    • Peacock Lane
    • Sean McDermott Street
    • Sundays Well
    • Waterford
  • JFMR Publications
    • JFMR Books
    • Press Releases
    • JFMR Reports and Briefing Notes
    • Human Rights Submissions
    • JFMR Opinion Editorials
    • Academic Publications by JFMR Members
    • JFMR Planning Submissions
  • Magdalene Names Project
  • Open Heart City
  • Magdalene Oral History Project
    • Transcripts and Audio Files
    • About the Magdalene Oral History Project
    • Educational Materials
    • Memories and Written Submissions
    • JFMR Archive
    • Virtual Museum
  • Ireland and the Magdalene Laundries: A Campaign for Justice
    • Book Archive
      • Introduction
      • CHAPTER 2
      • CHAPTER 3
      • CHAPTER 4
      • CHAPTER 5
      • CHAPTER 6
      • CHAPTER 7
      • CHAPTER 8
      • Conclusion
      • Other Source Materials
  • REDRESS: Ireland’s Institutions and Transitional Justice
  • A Dublin Magdalene Laundry: Donnybrook and Church-State Power in Ireland