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Published 07:38 28 Jan 2022 GMT
Updated 09:27 28 Jan 2022 GMT
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Also yesterday, the HSE's chief Paul Reid apologised for the failings of the South Kerry CAMHS, calling it "beyond comprehension".
At the HSE's media briefing, he said: "It is deeply regrettable, beyond comprehension and just so wrong what happened in relation to the south Kerry CAMHS. The report very clearly demonstrates that some of the basic clinical oversights and prescription processes and general management processes were at least lacking and if not, in some cases abandoned.
"There’s no doubt it had a very significant impact on many children, which the report sets out and, indeed, on many of their families. None of us could bear to think how we might feel if one of those were our children who went through what some of these families and children have had to go through so as CEO, I certainly want to sincerely apologise for what had happened over a sustained period of time into service in this area."Her Money Diaries: A 43-year-old Garda on €80,000 a year
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