Fianna Fáil Minister of State’s constituency office in Waterford vandalised
Mary Butler says she will ‘not be deterred’ as slogans spray painted on her base in city
Mary Butler says she will ‘not be deterred’ as slogans spray painted on her base in city
Taoiseach and his wife celebrate his birthday by going to see the musical Hamilton, which contains the perfect chorus for a young and hungry leader on the brink of his first general election
Mental Health Bill, a significant reworking of the State’s mental health laws, comes to Cabinet this week
Darren Coleman says his wife, Nicola Keane, was not a monster but a ‘really, really ill person’
‘Volatility and unpredictability in Ireland even greater than in 2020,′ says Cabinet source after referendums defeated
Michael McNamara says no votes in family and care referendums cast Irish parliament in ‘a very dim light’
The tyres on Minister for State Mary Butler’s car were slashed and punctured
Fianna Fáil junior minister Mary Butler received a threat of violence against her during the summer, leading gardaí to offer her security advice at her home and constituency offices
‘Our mental health system is truly broken if we cannot give interventions for our young people contemplating suicide,’ says Sinn Féin’s Mark Ward in reference to the long waits for access to Camhs' services
Improving the child and mental health service should be a ‘huge priority’, say Mental Health Reform
Dr John Hillery was speaking at the publication of the devastating report on how Camhs is failing children and their families
Over 40,000 people receive care supplied under contract from members of Home and Community Care Ireland and The National Community Care Network
Relatives of Fair Deal residents in Beaumont say they simply want parity of support for their loved ones with residents of HSE run homes
CareChoice, which has already withdrawn Beaumont care home from scheme, cautioned its five other homes in Cork region may also be at risk
HSE officials confirm more than 700 vacancies across services, with some network teams having vacancy rates of up to 65%
Failure to agree new HSE tender before old one expires would put services in ‘legal limbo’, says representative group
Fianna Fáil's Mary Butler expresses concern that Government decision could lead to ‘premature’ entry of older people into nursing homes
Support was buttressed by support from Independents after Government accommodated a range of demands
Minister for Older People Mary Butler says she was ‘disappointed’ by decision and wasn’t consulted in advance
Three years after his children died at the hands of their mentally ill mother, father is raising funds for one of the charities set up in their honour
Charity criticises additional charges for services levied on residents in private facilities
First cases of ‘concerning’ new Covid-19 subvariant detected in Ireland
Just a year after 89-year-old Michael Collins settled into a nursing home, it closed, one of 17 such closures due by the end of the year
Delayed discharges carry increased risk of infection, create lost bed days and can lengthen waiting lists
Court hears €1.2m to be spent on safety improvements at only acute in-patient unit in West Cork
HSE figures show more than 4,000 on Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services lists
Residents, families and local politicians have called for mental health centre to stay open
The HSE said the Owenacurra centre in Midleton, Cork is ’not fit for purpose’
Inquiry follows report of ‘risky’ treatment of children in south Kerry
Number of recipients may change if other children come forward, Minister of State says
HSE has written to those identified in report on child and adolescent mental health services
Many people are now seeking out the ‘old ways’ of parents and grandparents to live more sustainably
Residents in shared rooms with no protection from ‘noises or unpleasant odours’
Luckily, Tánaiste was in Chile for Paddy’s Day when suspicious package arrived
Recruits often ‘come through Department of Foreign Affairs ranks’, says Malcolm Byrne
Harris, McConalogue and Chambers test positive for virus along with Taoiseach
Total of 6,149 whole time equivalents were hired, compared to budget target of 14,700
Contribution would make scheme sustainable for ageing population, study claims
Tensions over targets and budgets between HSE and department revealed
Nursing home restrictions to be significantly relaxed from Monday, Department of Health says
National Treatment Purchase Fund data notes 900,000 on various lists, says Sinn Féin
Backslapping Fine Gael Senator puts his foot in it while Russia gets lost in the boogie
Attendance by Minister and Robert Watt part of Global Ireland initiative, Taoiseach says
Recent report was ‘disturbing and devastating’ says Minister for State Mary Butler
Counselling and psychotherapy in over 15 languages are to be funded under scheme
Recent revelations show ‘catastrophic failure of oversight, supervision and accountability’
Butler says role ‘essential’ in driving fundamental reforms after south Kerry Cahms review
Politicians express horror at killing of Offaly teacher Ashling Murphy
Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role
2021 Zurich Portrait Prize won by Salvatore of Lucan for Me Ma Healing Me
People refusing to wear mask on trains giving ‘two fingers’ to society, says TD in Dáil debate
Government could be open to legal challenges if it went below age of consent, Butler says
WHO official urges focus on home care in rethink of how older people are looked after
Despite Covid infection risks, about 22% of residents live in rooms of up to four
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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