At the time of the attack, the perpetrators had been living with a foster family in Edlington for several weeks, but critics said they should have been in secure care given previous complaints about the brother's behaviour.
It's hard not to imagine their close experience with female offspring is the reason the book has no trace of the idea that little girls are made of "sugar and spice and all things nice": one piece of advice tells you to not to correct a brother's behaviour with mud – but with hot water to "move impurities from his person, and possibly the skin, in spots".
They all struggled with their brother's behaviour, which became increasingly difficult after a failed love affair.
This was considered to have perhaps been due to dissociation of having consciously addressed aspects of her brother's behaviour that she had not done before.
One sibling described her brother's behaviour when he was under the influence of illegal substances and three of the siblings had concerns which related to their sibling's ADHD symptoms.
For years, the family had been angered by their brother's autocratic behaviour; she decided to oust him from the Dunnes' board.
Four siblings spoke to their parents about their concerns although for one of them that didn't include talking to them about their brother's self-harming behaviour, which instead they spoke to an imaginary friend about.
Those without a brother (or a sister) were treated as missing data according to the question on smoking behaviour of their brother (or sister).
Then the older brother, who'd stayed at home, working, started complaining about this reward for bad behaviour, in the way brothers do; and this dad said he still loved him, too, and that his inheritance was safe.
If not exactly an olive branch, Noel's comments offer a rare display of conciliatory behaviour towards his brother, with whom he fronted the Britpop band.
