A total of nearly 2,600 are waiting to be seen by the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service.
Over 250 children have been waiting at least a year for an appointment with the mental health service.
According to freedom of information documents, 35 have been on the list for over 18 months.
Eoghan Murphy reports
⬇️A longstanding problem the state can't solve.
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Hundreds of children waiting over a year for a mental health appointment https://t.co/93oEoy2h96 via @newstalkfm
A total of nearly 2,600 are waiting to be seen by the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service.
Dr Maeve Doyle, from the College of Psychiatrists, says the service is chronically under-funded
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