Cork rally to put pressure on Taoiseach over services for disabled children

Families campaigning for disabled children's services are set to escalate their campaign, and focus criticism on Micheál Martin
Families Unite for Services and Support (FUSS)  members Kyle and Sarah O'Brien protesting outside Cork City Hall earlier this summer. 	Picture: Larry Cummins

Families Unite for Services and Support (FUSS)  members Kyle and Sarah O'Brien protesting outside Cork City Hall earlier this summer. Picture: Larry Cummins

The Taoiseach is set to come under pressure this weekend, as families fighting for children's disabilities services escalate their campaign.

The Families Unite for Services and Support (FUSS) group has announced plans for a "third day of action" with a rally in Cork city on Saturday, where they say Micheál Martin will be singled out for specific criticism.

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