Name and scope 

I'm not happy with the name or scope of Category:Catholic sexual abuse scandal in Ireland. I see it's a subcat of Category:Roman Catholic sex abuse cases by country; I don't know about other countries  but it's not the right name for encompassing all the interrelated issues in Ireland. Pretty much every word is questionable.

 There is abuse, subtypes child abuse and sexual abuse, and the intersection child sexual abuse.  Many institutional abuse victims, especially girls, were not sexually abused. Magdalen laundries' inmates were mostly not children. 

 All these can occur either in the context of a Catholic religious organisation or elsewhere.  Not all institutions were run by religious orders, or by Catholics.   

 Not all sexual scandal resulted from abuse (arguable example Eamon Casey).  Not all abuse results in scandal; aggregate abuse statistics can never be NPOV described as scandalous.

 Does Ireland mean the island or the state? The state institutional setup was different in Northern Ireland, but the diocesan setup was not.  (Brendan Smyth)

I'm not sure the ultimate supercat Abuse in Ireland would be an appropriate name. But I do think some overall rejigging and renaming is needed; and if convenient then subarticles and subcategories could supplement it.