Image caption Fr Malachy Finegan taught at St Colman's College in Newry and was later its president

A second priest has been connected to sexual abuse at St Colman's College in Newry during the 1960s, the Nolan Show reports.

Fr Seamus Reid, who died in 2001, was not a teacher but did visit the school.

In 2015 the Catholic church confirmed that a catalogue of allegations had been made against the priest.

In February, it came to light that Fr Malachy Finegan, who taught at St Colman's from 1967 to 1976, had sexually abused pupils.

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He died in 2002.

Towards the end of 2017 the school's Board of Governors was informed that the Diocese of Dromore had reached a settlement with one of Fr Finegan's 12pupil at St Joseph's in the 1960s, spoke anonymously to the Nolan show.

He said: "(Fr Reid) would come round the classes and take people into a storeroom off each classroom for what he called confessions and that's where the sexual abuse happened.

"For the first few times you were made special and he would sit in the chair and you would kneel down between his legs.

"As time went on he'd take your hand and put it on his private parts.

"As more time would come on he would take you up on his knee and take your private parts out.

"At 11 years of age I didn't know what sex was.

"All I could do was smell the smoke off him - his stubby beard rubbing in my face where he'd be