Sean O’Neill

Sean O'Neill, a Senior Writer at The Times and investigator of the Nine O'Clock Service scandal, shares shocking revelations about Chris Brain, a charismatic leader convicted of multiple indecent assaults. They delve into the vibrant yet troubling history of this Church of England 'rave church' that once captivated youth but became a site of manipulation and abuse. O'Neill discusses the ongoing accountability issues and the profound emotional effects on victims, highlighting the church's long history of failing to protect its most vulnerable members.

Sean O'Neill, a senior writer at The Times, dives into the harrowing history of the Tuam mother-and-baby home, where over 800 children died under tragic circumstances. He reveals how a local woman, Catherine Corless, uncovered records indicating these children's remains were abandoned. The discussion explores the social and institutional failures in Ireland, the emotional responses of survivors, and the ongoing excavation aimed at uncovering buried truths. O'Neill sheds light on varying community reactions and the potential for other similar sites.

Sean O’Neill, Senior Writer at The Times and father of Maeve Boothby O’Neill, shares a poignant narrative about his daughter's battle with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) and the ensuing grief after her death. He reveals the systemic failures of the NHS in treating ME, highlighting the urgent need for reform and better awareness. O’Neill also discusses the emotional toll on families faced with such illnesses, advocating for increased research and support for those suffering. His journey sheds light on the complexities of grief and the fight for justice.