Dublin facility for highly vulnerable teens ‘not adequately resourced’, Hiqa inspection finds
Hiqa found ‘significant non-compliances’ with regulations related to minimum staffing levels at Crannóg Nua
‘People look over the fence, taking photos’: The pros and cons of living in the Phoenix Park
Declan Bermingham and Terry Moore have encountered homeless people and those bereft of hope in Ireland’s biggest public park
Special care services for emotionally disturbed children ‘approaching crisis point’
Staff wrote to Minister for Children asking her to intervene, citing low morale, high stress and concern for safety of youths
Tusla referred 23 deaths to review panel last year
Over 15 years, the National Review Panel has reviewed 78 cases of children or young people who died by suicide
‘I don’t want to leave’: Vulnerable Ukrainians protest over plans for relocation
Demonstration takes place outside EU gathering on children’s rights at Dublin Castle
‘Studying in Ireland was the hope I was holding on to’: Palestinian teacher ‘dying inside’ since visa refused
Teacher of English was accepted onto Master’s programme at UCD’s Belfield campus starting in September
Homeless man found dead in Dublin waste depot was friends with pair who died in Grand Canal
Andrew Haire (35) remembered as ‘lovely’ and ‘quiet’ by homeless service providers who knew him
‘A lovely young lad’: Man found dead at Dublin recycling centre remembered by those who knew him
Andrew Haire (35) remembered as a ‘quiet, nice young fella’ among homeless services providers
Strike planned at Ireland’s largest dementia facility averted with talks planned
Siptu had announced escalation in long-running row over housekeeping staff at St Joseph’s Centre, Shankill
Coming rains may spell end of hot summer streak – for now
Wet weather spreading from the west is forecast, with lows of 12 degrees
‘Sad day’ as liquidator appointed to Southside Travellers Action Group
Charity founded in 1984 by pioneering nun and Traveller rights campaigner Sr Colette Dwyer
If Tusla were a parent it would be prosecuted for neglect, judge says
Just 14 of 26 beds operating due to challenges facing agency in recruiting and retaining specialist staff
Children perpetrated sex abuse in half of cases referred to Tusla specialist service
‘Wellbeing check’ ordered on more than 40,000 children after Daniel Aruebose case should be completed in the autumn, Kate Duggan says
Tusla treads fine line as it stresses need for resources without antagonising main funder
As budget negotiations begin, Foley must convince the Department of Public Expenditure that these children’s welfare is worth protecting
Tusla reports ‘unprecedented demand’ as referrals pass 100,000 for first time
Emotional abuse was most common concern, accounting for 45% of all reports made to agency