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'Hard to see trust not take accountability for failings at Muckamore,' says victim's sister

'Hard to see trust not take accountability for failings at Muckamore,' says victim's sister
BBC Northern Ireland Friday 19 June 2026, 08:16 UTC 1 min read
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Jennifer Dawson said her brother Matthew is "suffering from trauma" from living in Muckamore Abbey Hospital.

Jennifer Dawson said her brother Matthew is "suffering from trauma" from living in Muckamore Abbey Hospital.
Jennifer Dawson (PERSON) Matthew (PERSON) Muckamore Abbey Hospital (LOCATION)
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