Letters to the Editor: My surrogate children are not recognised as mine in Ireland

One reader decries Ireland's policy on surrogate children, while others consider issues including housing, government formation, and the conflict in the Middle East

Christ Holland writes: 'Both our children have been recognised by the UK and Australian governments as our children.'  However: 'Ireland remains the country with which we have a lasting and legitimate connection that refuses to do so.' Picture: iStock

I write in response to your article — ‘Two men and a surrogacy: Irish couple forced to stay in NY so they can have children’ (Irish Examiner, March 4). 

I am an Irish citizen and my Australian husband and I live in the UK.