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Hiqa finds 'unexplained delays' in reporting child abuse

Unexplained delays in notifying Gardaí about suspected child abuse and an absence of evidence of Garda vetting for staff have been highlighted in inspections of child protection services in Cavan/Monaghan and Kerry.

opinion

Letter to the Editor: Survivors should be in control of their own records

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Paid recharging eyed for electric vehicles to replace 'unsustainable' system

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Nearly €100k on facelifts, browlifts in public hospitals

business

Twitter shares surge more than 8% on private equity speculation

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VIDEO: Homeless family numbers soars 76% in 2015

Huawei tipped to release Nexus this autumn

It’s been rumoured for some time that Huawei is working on a Nexus. A new report indicates that the handset will be released this autumn.

Mon, 13 Jul, 2015

Cork City wardens issued almost 100 parking tickets every day last year

More than 35,000 parking tickets were issued by Cork City Council last year, with almost 100 offenders being fined every day.

Mon, 17 Feb, 2014

Freedom of Information requests may extend to all state-funded bodies

Bodies like the GAA and charities such as Concern and Goal could be forced to open up their books to public scrutiny under new Freedom of Information (FOI) laws.

Wed, 25 Jul, 2012

Staff failed to report assault on teen in care

A vulnerable teen was assaulted by a man outside a HSE facility in the South and it later emerged there had been “inappropriate behaviour” between her and the man, according to inspection reports released under Freedom of Information.

Mon, 28 May, 2012

Sky Garden saga takes yet another twist

CELEBRITY gardener Diarmuid Gavin has claimed that Cork City Council asked his firm to withhold documents after a Freedom of Information (FOI) request about his €2.3 million taxpayer-funded Irish Sky Garden.

Fri, 11 Nov, 2011

Govt faces EC action over 'inadequate' 999 service

The Government was facing legal action from the European Commission today over its failure to provide an adequate 999 emergency telephone alert system.

Thu, 06 Apr, 2006