Person: Rosemary Daly

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Jewel in Cork’s crown set to shine

Staff at the English Market are enjoying the build-up to Queen Elizabeth’s visit, writes stallholder Rosemary Daly

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Hospital unit reports rising trend

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Cash-starved sex assault units ‘on verge of collapse’

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Striking posters in exhibition against assault

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Extent of violence against women revealed

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Sharp rise in sex offences and gun crime

Rape Crisis Centre concerned about teenage victims

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has expressed concern about the number of teenagers who are raped or sexually abused in Ireland.

Mon, 19 Jul, 2004

Rape crisis centre aims to help victims break silence

THE Dublin Rape Crisis Centre is aiming to help people break the barriers preventing them from disclosing sexual violence.

Thu, 22 Apr, 2004

Unanswered cries for help upset new rape crisis chief

THE Dublin Rape Crisis Centre’s inability to respond to every cry for help is troubling newly-appointed chief executive Rosemary Daly.

Tue, 10 Feb, 2004

My efforts were a waste of time, says campaigner

ROSEMARY DALY, the tough-talking woman who led a tiny Irish haemophilia community in their fight for justice, now feels her efforts were a waste of time.

Mon, 19 May, 2003

Mighty Quinn honoured in People of the Year awards

HE'S been man of the match more than once in his career, but being named man of the year had even the Mighty Quinn feeling humbled.

Mon, 18 Nov, 2002

Call for inquiry into suppliers of infected blood products

THE Lindsay Report has shown that there were serious failures on the part of State agencies to the haemophilia community, the Irish Haemophilia Society said yesterday.

Fri, 06 Sep, 2002

Prosecutions unlikely over tainted blood deaths

IT is unlikely that anyone will be prosecuted in connection with the deaths of 79 people who were given contaminated blood products, following the publication of the Lindsay Tribunal report yesterday.

Fri, 06 Sep, 2002

Martin urged to drop appeal against hepC ruling

HEALTH Minister Micheál Martin has been urged to withdraw a Government appeal against a High Court judgment which could allow hepatitis C victims secure more compensation.

Thu, 22 Aug, 2002

High Court ruling could force State to pay millions to hep C victims

THE State could be forced to pay tens of millions of euro in compensation to those who contracted Hepatitis C following a High Court ruling yesterday.

Thu, 01 Aug, 2002

IHS to meet minister over compensation for haemophiliacs

The Irish Haemophilia Society is due to resume discussions with the Department of Health this morning in relation to compensation for those who contracted HIV through contaminated blood products.

Tue, 09 Apr, 2002

Govt criticised over compensation failure

The Irish Haemophiliac Society has slammed the Government for failing to honour its commitment to fully compensate haemophiliac victims of HIV.

Thu, 21 Feb, 2002

Lindsay hears of haemophiliacs' crisis

The Irish Haemophiliac Society is for the first time telling the Lindsay Tribunal about the crisis of HIV and hepatitis infection amongst haemophiliacs.

Tue, 12 Jun, 2001

Haemophilia society to give tribunal evidence

Representatives of the Irish Haemophilia Society are to begin giving evidence to the Lindsay Tribunal today.

Tue, 29 May, 2001

Minister’s waiving of privilege allows provision of documents to tribunal

Health Minister Micheál Martin has waived his right to legal privilege over documents so they can be handed over to the Lindsay Tribunal.

Fri, 09 Feb, 2001