The top 15 orders in the report found to have net assets of €1.3bn as calls for redress grow
Clonkeen College, Deansgrange, Dublin which has to sell off its sports grounds to fund sex abuse payments by Christian Brothers Order. Picture: Arthur Carron
Six key religious orders named in the Scoping Inquiry into historical child abuse in schools made almost €200m from property sales in the last six years.
The properties included land banks, houses, sports grounds, monasteries and convents.
