Sarah McKechnie

Sarah McKechnie

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Sarah McKechnie is a legal representative for Tusla, the Child and Family Agency in Ireland, who recently appeared in the High Court regarding the urgent welfare and safety concerns for a 14-year-old boy who had gone missing after absconding from state care.

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Ireland Ireland: Sarah McKechnie appeared with Mr Guerin in the court proceedings. 6

John Jordan Emily Egan Joe Jeffers Brendan Hennessy Sean Guerin Michael Lynn Paul Gunning
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Contempt ruling sought against Tusla for failing to place children in special care – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Sarah McKechnie was a barrister appearing for Tusla alongside Shane Costelloe. 6

David Barniville Shane Costelloe Kate Duggan John Maher
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Tusla took ‘unprecedented’ steps to accommodate minor it considered most vulnerable in the State – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Sarah McKechnie represented Tusla and expressed concerns about a vulnerable teenager's situation. 5

John Jordan Aisling Byrne Jacqui Mccarron William O Rourke Oisin Mulchrone Martha Terry Dignam Mark Smith
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘They’re not monsters. They’re kids that went through difficult things’ – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Barrister Sarah McKechnie, for Tusla, described the boy's complex disability profile. 5

John Jordan Paul Gunning
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: No secure care beds available for high-risk children including girl (16) selling sex and boy (14) who overdosed – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Sarah McKechnie, for Tusla, said the boy had just been 'spotted' in a town outside Dublin and 'gardaí have been notified'. 5

John Jordan Paul Gunning
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Boy found ‘passed out in St Stephen’s Green’ after absconding from care remains ‘missing’, High Court hears – The Irish Times