A Government-backed scoping report into a series of children's hospital spina bifida and scoliosis controversies has confirmed a commission of investigation should take place to examine what happened but has stopped short of calls for a public tribunal-style inquiry rte.ie/news/ireland/2026/092…

Sep 26, 2026 · 7:41 PM UTC

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Irish governments - vicious denialism to the bitter end. Every. Single. Time. Families excluded, no public inquiry.
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This government is still happy to literally let our kids fold in half and die. While spending billions on rubbish, foreign criminals and irrelevances. And you just tolerate it over and over.
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Covid. National Children’s Hospital billions. His 2017 scoliosis promise that no child would wait over 4 months — still broken. Kids still suffer. Is Slimy Simon Harris good at anything? Ireland’s 🇮🇪 next Taoiseach #JusticeForHarvey #ScoliosisScandal #BrokenPromises #Sickening
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Hope @SimonHarrisTD will hang his head in shame and not just laugh at #scoliosis sufferers like he did in Dáil 2017 @mattiemcgrathtd
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it is likely to focus on system issues rather than looking at individual cases, meaning it is likely the case of nine-year-old Harvey Morrison Sherratt who died in July last year after being on a waiting list since 2022 will not be specifically reviewed
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Imagine what they could fix if they didn’t build a new children’s hospital
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Presumably to protect Harris.
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So a government backed scoping report established a commission should be established to waste more money and to confirm the government’s shortcomings?
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Ireland in a nutshell it’s like what happened in RTE we can get away with murder because the Irish people are F—king retards ..
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Rachel Moiselle
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Avoiding accountability again.
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Another proud moment for @SimonHarrisTD
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"meaning it is likely the case of nine-year-old Harvey Morrison Sherratt who died in July last year after being on a waiting list since 2022 will not be specifically reviewed as an individual investigation."
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RTE had their part to play
Never forget that Covid was a psyop.
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Most people don’t know the real truth. Very few that do their research know what really happened..
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They can't even make it past the 'scoping stage' without running into difficulties. How inept. It's an Irish theme now. I guess Justice for Harvey won't be coming.
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Before 2020, anyone could walk around in public with an illness and no one cared. In 2021, people were forced to provide ‘medical papers’ to leave their homes for an illness that had a 99.973% survival rate. No one has gone to prison for this.
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