HSE paid €200k year after Vietnam adoption agreement ends

It has been reported the HSE paid more than €200,000 last year to an adoption agency in Cork which deals with Vietnamese adoptions, despite the fact that adoptions from the country were suspended in 2009.

It has been reported the HSE paid more than €200,000 last year to an adoption agency in Cork which deals with Vietnamese adoptions, despite the fact that adoptions from the country were suspended in 2009.

A bilateral agreement between Ireland and Vietnam collapsed in May of 2009.

A spokesperson for the Helping Hands agency said it was still operational during the remainder of 2009 and 2010.

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