Disability activist Cara Darmody claims law being broken as children 'left to rot' on waiting lists

Disability activist Cara Darmody claims law being broken as children 'left to rot' on waiting lists

Schoolgirl Cara Darmody, from Co Tipperary, protesting outside Leinster House as part of a campaign for better autism services. File picture

A schoolgirl who has held protests outside the Dáil for better autism services has claimed the Government is "blatantly" breaking the law and "permanently damaging children".

Cara Darmody, who recently held a 50-hour protest at the gates of Leinster House as part of her years-old campaign, told TDs children are being “left to rot” on HSE waiting lists to get assessed.

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