Maybe because such agencies are the only ray of hope for abused, tortured children?
After all they live in society.
Civilized society.
PS
But hey,
If you were asking me, sorry,
I live far away from Ireland &UK.
Ireland Kyran Durnin, 8, Drogheda, 28th August 2024
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Maybe because such agencies are the only ray of hope for abused, tortured children?
After all they live in society.
Civilized society.
PS
But hey,
If you were asking me, sorry,
I live far away from Ireland &UK.
Gardai to begin digging this week.
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Gardai to begin dig for missing boy Kyran Durnin amid fears he died 2 years ago
Exclusive - However, gardai fear that Kyran, who has two younger siblings, died over two years ago when he was just six and believe he was last seen alive in May 2022.
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Kyran Durnin is now at the centre of a murder investigation by Gardaí.
The Republic’s children’s minister has asked the state’s child and family agency to submit its handling of the case of missing boy Kylan Durnin for review, as speculation mounts that Gardaí are to start digs as part of their murder investigation.
The eight-year-old, from Drogheda in Co Louth, was reported missing in August along with his mother, Dayla Durnin (24).
However, the boy’s mother was located in the UK, and Gardaí have launched a murder probe in relation to Kyran.
It is feared the child may have died up to two years ago, at the age of six. He had attended a primary school in Drogheda up until April 2022.
It has been reported that authorities in the Republic believed Kyran had been taken across the border into the north by his mother, and that child benefit payments continued to be paid
Review ordered of state agency’s handling of case of missing Kyran Durnin, as murder probe continues
It is feared Drogheda boy may have died over two years ago at the age of six
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On Friday, Justice Minister Helen McEntee said that gardaí must be allowed to complete their investigation and ascertain what happened to Kyran. Questioned if Tusla had failings with the case, Ms McEntee said that if any State agency has not done their job properly, they must be held to account.
“This is a devastating case. This is a really very upsetting case when you look at the facts and you read what has potentially happened here,” Ms McEntee said.
“Unfortunately the view is that he is most likely dead and has passed away, but we need to understand what’s happened. We need to know have there been failures here, where have those failures been taking taking place, but also who is responsible for them.”
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“This is a devastating case. This is a really very upsetting case when you look at the facts and you read what has potentially happened here,” Ms McEntee said.
“Unfortunately the view is that he is most likely dead and has passed away, but we need to understand what’s happened. We need to know have there been failures here, where have those failures been taking taking place, but also who is responsible for them.”
Roderic O'Gorman asks Tusla to refer Kyran Durnin case to review board
The Garda investigation team upgraded Kryan’s case to a murder investigation last Wednesday, but no remains have been discovered or a crime scene identified
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Police are searching a home and garden in Dundalk.
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Irish cops search Co Louth home for 'murdered' Kyran Durnin
Kyran was reported missing from his home in Drogheda on August 30, but gardaí fear the youngster could have died up to two years ago
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I wonder why the mother and child were reported missing at that particular time? There must have been a trigger of some sort if he has actually been dead for 2 years.
I wonder why Dayla Durnin hasn't been arrested yet? All the main UK news stations are now running reports on poor little Kyran's disappearance and probable murder. The police are searching the family's former home in Dundalk. I hope they find Kyran there because he could be in the Cooley mountains and never be found. I know the area well from childhood.
The problem with this is if he has been dead for two years than the grandmother had to of known he didnt stay at hers that night so is lieing. Why?
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Oh the grandmother is definitely lying. I'd imagine she's been in on it the whole time and is trying to cover for her daughter.
Yes I agree
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This case is so so sad.
If the dad didn’t fight for Kyran then his death would probably never be known about.
I hope your found soon little man.
This case is so so sad.
If the dad didn’t fight for Kyran then his death would probably never be known about.
I hope your found soon little man.
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Am I right in thinking that Grandma has the two siblings of Kyran ?
Yes she has or had at least.
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Video of police statement at link
Poor Kyran.
Kyran Durnin: Garda Commissioner comments on missing boy case
Kyran was reported missing at the end of August but last week gardaí said the boy is now "presumed dead".
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Search areas extended including north of the border.
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'Multiple people of interest' as search for body of missing youngster Kyran widened
Gardaí have widened their searches for the body of missing Kyran Durnin, as they pinpointed new sites of interest north and south of the border.
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This case just gets more confusing.
www.independent.ie
'Kyran Durnin' was listed as a guest at Dundalk B&B over four weeks during the summer
'Kyran' was registered as a guest at B&B in May and June of 2024
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Part of the reason we create those institutions in society is because we know not all parents are fit. It would be a much more perfect world if they were.
There's no one excusing his mom or grandma in this. But cases like this can highlight weaknesses in these institutions that need to be addressed to help protect children.
Just IMO, but unless there's malfeasance or extreme negligence by individuals or institutions, I don't see any benefit to blaming them individually. Doesn't fix much and usually it's a problem that needs solving on a higher level than what one person or institution missed. In this case, I can see two changes possible that it may highlight the need for:
1. Having some sort of centralized repository of reports when children cease attending schools so that we know when they stop attending, any reason given and someone can follow up to try to conform their enrollment elsewhere.
2. More funding for social work agencies and a policy of taking updated pictures of children who make contact with them to be kept in the family's file so they can be properly identified on visits.
New information.
www.thesun.ie
'Violent' suspect in Kyran Durnin murder probe is male unrelated to family
ONE of the main suspects in the murder of little Kyran Durnin is a male unrelated to his family, The Irish Sun has learned. The man, who knew the eight-year-old child last seen in May 2022, has a …
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