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This year
2024
Tusla under fire for failure to classify child abuse allegations
Revealed: Children removed from family home subjected to controversial 'immersion therapy'
A Noteworthy investigation reveals that a senior Tusla manager raised concerns about court-appointed experts using technique on children.
Last year
2023
Strength of gay community response to monkeypox was ‘key’ in controlling outbreak
Public health reform taking off - but success depends on State tackling inequality
All time
Would it work here? The countries finding success in key aspects of childcare
Increased State spend on childcare 'not enough' to solve crisis for parents and providers
Religion in schools: 'My son was upset - a friend told him he wasn't going to heaven'
State on a go-slow in moving primary education from majority Catholic grip
Speak or Survive: Does Ireland write off survivors of sexual violence?
Speak or Survive: Sexual violence victims still fighting roadblocks to justice
Suspended sentence for man who repeatedly abused neighbour in assaults that began when she was 4
Stateless children and parents who are legal 'strangers': the Irish families left in limbo
'A breeding ground for abuse': Children at risk behind the closed doors of Covid-19
"I feel constantly suffocated": The domestic violence epidemic raging behind closed doors of Covid-19
Postgrad researchers are vulnerable to abuse, campaigners warn
"We have no say on what happens in our town": The true extent of tree felling by local authorities
Strategy and specialists in short supply when it comes to saving public trees
Council failed to assess biodiverse wetlands before they were destroyed
Grade inflation is soaring: Are degrees losing all meaning?