Suicide and separated dads: is there a link?

MARY CLEARY (Irish Examiner letters, October 5) draws attention to the plight of “thousands of fathers who feel they have been very badly treated by the family law courts”.

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She describes how “many lead lives of quiet desperation simply because their marriages fail”.

Sam Butt (Irish Examiner letters, October 3) refers to “long–suffering separated fathers”.

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