Image: Shutterstock.com Image: Shutterstock.com THE PENSIONS OF three Irish nuns who worked in Portugal have been restored after intervention from Ombudsman Peter Tyndall.
After their return, the nuns said they needed their pensions paid to their religious congregation rather than their personal bank accounts, which they had closed. The nuns had been without pension payments for over six months when they raised the matter with the office.
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