Irish sisters who lost three siblings start charity to help bereaved kids

Irish sisters who tragically lost three siblings start charity to help bereaved kids

Three sisters – who lost three siblings – are helping others through the same trauma, with a charity for bereaved kids.READ MORE: Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecasts unusual conditions as mercury rises amid thunderstorm deluge

Katie-Anne, 36, a counsellor and psychotherapist, believes the family’s tragedies can be traced back to their unresolved grief over losing Declan. “Aishleen was going into first year and remembers shutting down the day she found out Declan was going to die. “We reburied Declan with Jacinta on Wednesday and the following Tuesday, we were back at the grave, reopening it for Fintan.The devastating loss of a brother or sister was highlighted this week, when the sister of missing Madeleine McCann spoke for the first time.

At any one time, up to 55,000 children in Ireland - with an average age of 14 years old - have lost a sibling.

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