Children’s Minister finds family living in a car ‘deeply disturbing’

The Children’s Minister Frances Fitzgerald has said she is horrified and “deeply disturbed” that a woman and her three children are forced to live in a car because they cannot find accommodation.

Fri, 25 Apr, 2014 - 13:16

Sabrina McMahon and her family

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