Drogheda arson attack: ‘The house is on fire. Please answer’
One resident of facility was working when she received a text from her child saying house was on fire
Psychosis patients more likely victims of violence than perpetrators, says research co-ordinator
Conor Gavin is the first co-ordinator of a pioneering psychosis research centre at the St John of God Foundation in Dublin
Mother of ‘out of control’ boy suing Tusla over failure to provide secure care place
High Court again hears no beds available in any of the State’s three special care units for vulnerable children and adolescents
Friends protest over arrest of Irish citizen alleged to have damaged Israeli arms plant
Daniel Tatlow-Devally (31) and four other pro-Palestinian activists were arrested after they allegedly stormed the offices of Elbit Systems
Traveller charity’s funders order review amid board standoff with staff and users
Learners ‘riddled with anxiety’ after being sent home from programmes, one staffer said
Unregulated placements for children in care ‘should end’, says judge
Last year 15 companies shared €56 million in payments from Tusla to run ‘special emergency arrangements’
‘Grave concerns’ over rights for asylum seekers under EU migration pact
Oireachtas Bill to adopt agreement goes further than Brussels requires, say rights groups
Man held over alleged attack on child (10) in Dublin remains in custody
Suspect, believed to be from Africa, was issued with deportation order following failed asylum bid
One in Four charity sees more men than women come forward for first time
Proportion of male survivors reached ‘historic high’ after Blackrock Boys radio documentary and scoping inquiry
‘Almost like a tsunami now’: Irish language draws younger voters to Catherine Connolly
Irish Times opinion poll features ‘speaks Irish’ as a choice for ‘most important’ value in presidential candidate for first time
Ukrainian community in Ireland urge Tusla review after death of teen Vadym Davydenko
They want agency to look at how unaccompanied minors seeking international protection are cared for
Teen arrested over fatal stabbing of Ukrainian boy Vadym Davydenko (17) in Dublin
Incident at Tusla residential unit in Donaghmede occurred less than a week after the boy had arrived in Dublin
Dublin stabbing: Tusla flat where 17-year-old died was unregulated
Dublin apartment that Vadym Davydenko was staying in had been contracted out by agency
Ukrainian teen Vadym Davydenko killed in Dublin had only just arrived in Ireland
Two others injured in violent incident at shared accommodation in Donaghmede
Women who take HRT after menopause less likely to develop dementia, study indicates
Having more children and higher blood estrogen levels is associated with reduced risk of dementia