Posted on 02/08/07
Ireland's boom revisited by an old social ill - child beggars
LONDON -- The number of children begging on Irish streets has risen for the first time in more than 10 years. Vagrants and beggars are becoming a problem and social workers have picked up children as young as eight left to beg on the streets in bad weather.
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