Neglected child who self-harmed appeared to 'slip through cracks' of mental health services
Child Law Project publishes 30 case reports where State sought care orders
Child Law Project publishes 30 case reports where State sought care orders
Child’s suprapubic catheter was removed against Irish medical advice
O’Connor questions how her teenage son was able to leave Tallaght hospital
‘Child may be born’ to 17-year-old boy and girl, both of whom are in interim care, court told
Approval granted for ‘last minute’ adoption with ‘considerable degree of reluctance’
Tusla tells court boy has made friends at playschool on grounds of school
High Court allows challenge to agency’s refusal to rescind notice given to Garda vetting bureau
No burial records found for more than 800 babies linked with mother and baby home
Teenager who set out plan to kill someone in manuscript deemed ‘very serious risk’ to some
Mother being prosecuted by Tusla over boy and girl’s school attendance records
Child and Family Agency secures temporary respite placement for girl after two assaults
Judge accedes to Tusla application for child to attend Church of Ireland primary school
Judge said the girl was left ‘devastated’ after birth mother said her father died of a broken heart due to girl’s refusal to visit the family
Family Court Bill was announced a year ago, but there is no sign of it reaching the pre-legislative scrutiny stage
Tusla seeks such orders when a child is believed to be at immediate risk
Woman allegedly breaks back into property with children who are being ‘used as pawns’
Woman claimed she was informed by the Child and Family Agency that, as a lone parent, she could not adopt the boy
Child and Family Agency explains motivation for taking day-old child at High Court
Mr Justice Séamus Noonan told case is first chance for High Court to review how emergency care orders are made
High court judge said her concerns should be drawn to ‘urgent attention’ of Minister
Boy taken from woman in hospital by gardaí and social workers over fears for his safety
Mother has secured leave for judicial review over how emergency care order was made for newborn
High Court gives teacher permission to challenge finding of child sexual abuse against him
Children’s mother allegedly has mental health and substance abuse issues
Vast majority of young people at Oberstown also had drink or drug problems
Case reports highlight difficulties of finding suitable placements for children in care
Court grants emergency care order for primary school boy
District court judge threatened to send father to jail if school attendance record wasn’t 100 per cent
Father and mother prosecuted over number of days of primary school boy missed
Child Care Law Report Project highlights difficulties in dealing with alleged sex abuse
The teenager is one of 16 cases in latest work from the Child Care Law Reporting Project
Court not anxious to have appeal heard in the middle of a referendum campaign
Tusla sought the orders from the High Court because of teen’s troubling behaviour
13-year-old had 82% school absenteeism rate
Judge warns Tusla to find place for troubled girl
Woman successfully fought an attempt to take her newborn baby into care
Separate refusals by two District Court judges to grant legal costs were challenged
‘It is Traveller culture. Her ambition in life is to meet a boy and get married’
Man had smashed phone and laptop, barricaded her in bedroom, High Court told
Traveller family took action after they were refused housing ‘over risk of anti-social behaviour’
Woman also suggested workers were racist during visit to investigate abuse claim, court hears
The boy can be ‘quite violent’ and has severe emotional difficulties, court hears
Fred McBride says accusations are making it more difficult to retain staff
Some cases covered by study took up to 50 days in court, spread over months or years
Deaths reveal pressure facing social work departments, says independent report
Disability head offers ‘heartfelt and unreserved’ apology for failings in ‘Grace’ case
Newborn was placed in care soon after birth due to allegedly ‘unexplained’ bruising
Legal Aid Board is seeking reimbursement for representing child’s parents
HSE had opposed parents’ wish that the man remain in the British unit to complete an access-college course
Judge suggests best solution would be HSE continuing to fund specialist care in UK
Lack of facilities at Bridewell mean parents serving sentences must wait in prison vans
School-going child in care over five years after removal from mother due to chronic neglect
Child and Family Agency argues that parents cannot take ‘unlawful detention’ proceedings
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