Young people 'bearing mental scars of recession', says report author

New analysis of the Growing Up In Ireland study has revealed stark findings about the impact of the recession on young people.

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New analysis of the Growing Up In Ireland study has revealed stark findings about the impact of the recession on young people.

The research, which collected data from around 20,000 children and families between 2008 and 2011, has found teenagers have been left with long-term scars from the economic downturn.

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