"The Parents of Ireland Survey 2026 gathered responses from 1,878 parents of school-going children nationwide, offering a detailed snapshot of Irish family life"
"Almost a third of parents who responded to a new national survey say their child has needed mental health services such as counselling or psychiatric support."
"Children's mental health, young people's online presence, and the cost of parenting are among the main concerns highlighted in the Parents of Ireland Survey 2026, which was carried out by Schooldays.ie and gathered responses from almost 2,000 parents across the country."
The Parents of Ireland Survey 2026 gathered responses from 1,878 parents of school-going children nationwide. Almost one third of respondents report their child needed mental health services such as counselling or psychiatric support. Children's mental health, young people's online presence, and the cost of parenting are identified as the main concerns among parents. Responses came from nearly 2,000 parents across the country and provide a snapshot of Irish family life. The findings indicate pressure on child mental health services and highlight financial and digital-safety strains affecting families, suggesting needs for increased support and resources.
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