Children treated like second-class citizens

If ever there was a definition of the ‘hypocrisy’ which applies to successive governments in this country, a photo in the Irish Examiner (December 14) illustrated it perfectly.

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Children at the Kinsale Road Centre holding a placard which reads: ‘BORN IN IRELAND. EIGHT YEARS IN LIMBO. ARE WE DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS?’

Joe Brennan

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