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”.

Wed, 11 Oct, 2006 - 01:00

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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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