Head of Christian Brothers ordered to appear in court by judge
The Four Courts
Shane Phelan
A judge has ordered David Gibson, the new provincial of the Christian Brothers in Ireland, to appear before him or send legal representatives after hearing of difficulties a survivor has had in progressing a civil action over indecent assaults he suffered at school.
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