State ‘failed to protect at-risk teenager in Dublin’

An official inquiry has reportedly highlighted a litany of child-protection failures in the case of a Dublin teenager who died of a drugs overdose while in state care.

An official inquiry has reportedly highlighted a litany of child-protection failures in the case of a Dublin teenager who died of a drugs overdose while in state care.

The inquiry investigated the case of 18-year-old Tracey Fay, from Coolock, who died in January 2002 after spending four years in the care of her local authority.

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