TUSLA CEO KATE Duggan is to meet with Minister for Children Roderick O’Gorman to review the state agency’s report on its engagement with missing boy Kyran Durnin.
Education Minister Norma Foley has received a separate report on Kyran’s former school’s engagement with Tusla’s Education Support Service, which falls within the jurisdiction of the Department of Education.
That report addresses the interaction between Kyran and school authorities.
Kyran Durnin, who would now be eight-years-old, has not been seen in two years and is presumed dead by gardaí.
A murder investigation is underway. Gardaí suspect that the young boy was killed up to two years ago.
Kyran had contact with at least one Tusla social worker before he disappeared.
Tusla has come under fire as it was revealed that the agency had previously engaged with Kyran before his disappearance, but had not noticed or reported that he had gone missing.
Last week, O’Gorman said that there were “clearly failings” and …