Mother forced daughter to write fabricated sexual allegations against father in diary, court told

The care worker told the court that, at the garda interview, the girl stated that she fabricated the allegations against her father 'because her mother asked her to say such things otherwise she would get into trouble'
The care worker said gardaí have closed the file and the girl is happy and safe living with her father. The parents of the girl are estranged. Picture: iStock

The care worker said gardaí have closed the file and the girl is happy and safe living with her father. The parents of the girl are estranged. Picture: iStock

A mother made her daughter write out “terribly elaborate and grossly inappropriate sexual allegations in a diary" against her father, a court has heard.

At the Family Law Court, a Tusla social care worker told Judge Alec Gabbett that the girl admitted to garda specialist interviewers in July that she had fabricated the sex abuse allegations against her father.

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