Deirdre Morley case: Inquiry into treatment 'imperative', says mental health service

 
St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, which had treated Deirdre Morley before she killed her three children, has echoed the family’s calls an investigation into her treatment.
It is “imperative” an investigation is carried out to determine if anything could have been done to prevent the children’s deaths and to stop anything similar happening again, it said.
Ms Morley (44) was found not guilty by reason of insanity on Thursday of suffocating Conor (9), Darragh (3) and Carla McGinley at the family home in Newcastle, Co Dublin on January 24th, 2020.
Following the verdict, her husband Andrew McGinley called for an “inclusive investigation into Deirdre’s diagnosis, treatment and medication prior to this tragedy”.

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