87. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the appeals process in place for UK survivors of Magdalen laundries who have been offered less than they are entitled to, or who have had their applications rejected; and if appeals are processed through the Irish Women Survivors Support Network or directly with her Department/the Ombudsman's office. [44373/14]

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87. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the appeals process in place for UK survivors of Magdalen laundries who have been offered less than they are entitled to, or who have had their applications rejected; and if appeals are processed through the Irish Women Survivors Support Network or directly with her Department/the Ombudsman's office. [44373/14]

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1. 19 November 2014

   Magdalen Laundries

   87. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the appeals process in place for UK survivors of Magdalen laundries who have been offered less than they are entitled to, or who have had their applications rejected; and if appeals are processed through the Irish Women Survivors Support Network or directly with her Department/the Ombudsman's office. [44373/14]

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