HSE accused of doing too little to support families and communities after tragic killings

Andrew, Conor, Carla, Darragh McGinley, and Deirdre Morley. Pictures: Andrew McGinley/Conor's Clips

Andrew, Conor, Carla, Darragh McGinley, and Deirdre Morley. Pictures: Andrew McGinley/Conor's Clips

Families and communities left behind after horrific killings and murder-suicides have accused the HSE of not doing enough to support them in the weeks and months that follow the tragedies.

Andrew McGinley's three children were killed by their mother, Deirdre Morley, in Dublin in 2020. He said that little to no public supports were offered to him, his family or the wider community when Conor, 9, Darragh, 7, and Carla, 3, died.

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