By WakeUpéiRe Barrington..
Dozens of people gathered outside the Child and Family Agency Tusla’s Head Office in the Dublin Docklands to publicly read and hand-deliver their letter of grave concern. The letter outlined several of the agency’s recent and deeply troubling failings, including the rape of a 10-year-old currently in its care, the death of a 17-year-old on one of its premises, and the ongoing saga of missing files relating to the dozens of children who have disappeared in recent years while under Tusla’s responsibility.
Full Footage of day courtesy of 420 Audits Ireland
The Letter:
Download the Letter Handed in to Tusla
This letter, highlights a series of incidents reflecting systemic shortcomings. These include allegations relating to the reported rape of a 10-year-old child while in Tusla’s care, the reported death of a 17-year-old on premises associated with the agency, and the long-running controversy surrounding missing files connected to the dozens of children who have disappeared in recent years while under Tuslas responsibility. These cases, individually shocking and collectively alarming, represent a profound breakdown in accountability, transparency, and safeguarding practices.
By bringing their concerns directly to Tusla’s headquarters, these concerned Irish Men and Women seek not only to demand answers, but also call for meaningful reform.
Many expressed the belief that urgent, independent oversight is needed to rebuild public trust and ensure that vulnerable children receive the protection and care they deserve.
Edel interviews Nicola Fox outside the Family Courts in Dublin
Still in his school uniform, Nicola’s son Harry was brutally taken from her arms, and brought straight to Dublin airport. Nicola claims court appointed child and welfare consultant Jim Sheehan, was paid tens of thousand of euros by Harrys father to produce fraudulent reports, which led to Harry being abducted from her.
Nicola speaks outside Leinster house
Nicola is an Irish mother fighting a deep emotionally charged legal battle to reunite with her son, Harry, who remains in the United Kingdom despite her efforts to bring him home. Her case has come to symbolize, the struggle faced when navigating engagements with the Irish State.
Drawing on her experience, Nicola has become an outspoken campaigner calling attention to what are obviously serious flaws within the Irish Family Courts system. She has repeatedly highlighted the lack of transparency, the difficulty ordinary parents face in being heard, and the devastating impact these processes have on families. Central to her advocacy is the issue of parental alienation, which she believes is too often overlooked or minimized, leaving parents and children vulnerable to long-term emotional harm.
Through public speaking, media engagement, and community support networks, Nicola has emerged as a determined and compelling voice for reform. To supporters, she represents not only a mother fighting for her child, but also a courageous advocate challenging a system she feels has failed to protect families like hers. Her story continues to galvanize conversations about accountability, fairness, and the urgent need for change within family-law structures in Ireland.
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