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Northern Irish High Court dismisses appeal from County Court, and affirms refusal to allow a mother to relocate her two children from Northern Ireland to Dublin.
Family law - custody and access - appeal from County Court refusal to allow mother to remove children to Republic of Ireland - children born in 2007 and 2008 - separation in 2010 - mother from Dublin - desire to return to place of origin - depression - principles in relocation cases - welfare of child being paramount consideration - involvement of father in upbringing of children - effect of relocation to Dublin on relationship with father.
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