Person: Cathal Morgan

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Just 6% of suspected disability cases in kids seen on time

Only 6% of children suspected of suffering some form of disability are having their health and education needs assessed within the statutory deadline of six months.

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Children in South-west at huge health service disadvantage

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Understandable the public suspects Grace report cover-up, admits HSE official

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Grace files: HSE and Tusla staff face sack for scandal

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Grace files: Hollow apologies show just how rotten our little state can be

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Grace files: Whistleblower hits out at HSE for not forcing staff to quit

‘Grace’ officials can’t be removed from their posts

HSE boss says it ‘wouldn’t be fair’ to force staff to step aside amid inquiry into foster home abuse claims

Thu, 03 Nov, 2016

Enda Kenny rules out increases to rent aid, says 17,000 social housing units will be built this year

The Government has ruled out increasing rent supplements as a way of easing the homelessness crisis, as the body overseeing efforts to combat the problem in Dublin urged families to explore options other than waiting for social housing.

Wed, 20 Jan, 2016

Call to set new target date for ending long-term homelessness

CAMPAIGNERS have called for a new target date to be set to end long-term homelessness, after the Government failed to deliver on its aim of eradicating the problem by end of 2010.

Mon, 03 Jan, 2011

Funding for homelessness charities faces re-appraisal

GOVERNMENT funding for charities and voluntary bodies working with homeless people will be subject to a re-appraisal in the future, the director of the Homeless Agency has said.

Wed, 21 Jul, 2010

‘Key to the door’ action plan unites statutory and voluntary agencies in battle against homelessness

THE most persistent and challenging barriers remaining for people who experience homelessness in Dublin are access to appropriate accommodation and ensuring also that the necessary healthcare, training, education and employment needs of individuals are addressed.

Mon, 17 Sep, 2007

Frontline staff unite to tackle schoolchild drug abuse

HEALTH chiefs brought together key frontline staff yesterday in response to increased drug use among schoolchildren.

Wed, 13 Sep, 2006

HSE drugs information policy criticised

INFORMATION on drug abuse should immediately be made available in a range of languages to cater for a growing immigrant population, Sinn Féin has said.

Wed, 23 Aug, 2006