Person: Sheila Greene

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Children’s Rights Alliance: Childcare should be a public service for children not a 'warehouse'

Childcare should be a public service for children, not somewhere to “warehouse them” while their parents are at work, the head of the Children’s Rights Alliance has urged.

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Children's Minister to comment on 'Prime Time' creche revelations

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Work strains parents’ ties with children

Insufficient evidence to support same-sex claim

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Children of same sex parents ‘do just as well’

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Couples face €45,000 adoption fees

Irish couples adopting 500 foreign children per year

Around 500 overseas children are being adopted by Irish families every year, new figures released today reveal.

Mon, 18 Jun, 2007

Visionary campaign opens doors to students with intellectual disability

IN the early 1990s, a long time ago, two women decided to pay a visit to Trinity College in Dublin.

Tue, 30 May, 2006

Lenihan: Future generations to benefit from €24m study

A €24m study set to benefit future generations of children was today launched by Minister Brian Lenihan.

Tue, 11 Apr, 2006

Seven-year study to track well-being of children

THE Government is to track the progress of 18,000 children over the next seven years to help inform future policy on services for young people.

Tue, 11 Apr, 2006

Divorce children ‘do worse at school’

CHILDREN of divorced parents do worse at school, have less social skills and are at greater risk of depression, according to one of the country’s leading psychiatrists.

Mon, 09 Feb, 2004