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Children ordered to return to Sweden despite objections amidst parental conflict
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Court of Appeal upholds the High Court's decision directing the return of two children to Sweden, affirming the lower court's order despite the children's objections to the relocation, finding that the children's preference to remain in Ireland was influenced by an idealised view of life there and was not based on a realistic assessment of their welfare.
Note: there is another judgment from Ní Raifeartaigh J.
Hague Convention - child abduction - habitual residence - parental conflict - children's objections - welfare of the children - Court of Appeal - High Court - Sweden - Ireland - return order - best interests - idealised view - discretion - Convention objectives - abduction deterrence - EU member state - education - family unit - chronic conflict - psychological well-being - self-harm.
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