[2] The Department of Education was aware that a boys' jaw was fractured, probably by Brother Marceau (pseudonym), and that the child was hospitalized.
[3] Brother Marceau was transferred to another residential school in Tralee.
[3] Glin was described as having a "severe, systemic regime of corporal punishment".
Buiron and Piperel (pseudonyms) were transferred to Glin, having been investigated about sexual abuse in other industrial schools at earlier dates.
[5] The Department of Education was criticised for failing in its supervisory duties, protecting the institution and dismissing serious complaints.