HSE boss apologises to Harvey’s parents for being ‘let down’ by system

A photo of Harvey Morrison Sherratt is held up during a Justice for Harvey March in Dublin city centre. Picture: Gareth Chaney/PA

A photo of Harvey Morrison Sherratt is held up during a Justice for Harvey March in Dublin city centre. Picture: Gareth Chaney/PA

The chief of the HSE has apologised to the parents of Harvey Morrison Sherratt for their experience of being “let down by the healthcare system”.

The case of the nine-year-old, who had scoliosis and spina bifida, has featured prominently in media reports and political debate over the summer and into the resumption of the Dáil.

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