Rehab Group falls victim to cyber attack
Disability services provider notifies Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) of attack
Catherine Corless honoured by Red Cross for her work on Tuam babies
Historian’s work is the subject of a documentary to be broadcast this week
More than 30 workers with disabilities call on Government to save their jobs
Rehab announces redundancy plans at logistics facility in Limerick
Employers urged to tackle low recruitment of people with disabilities
New online training programme helps to support inclusive work practices
Planning permission granted for two-school campus in Dublin 4
Educate Together schools to be built on Rosyln Park College campus in Sandymount
Dáil urged to reconsider refusal to mediate Angela Kerins claim
Kerins willing to engage in mediation to end litigation which has had adverse effect on her
Disability organisations threatened by rising insurance costs and staff shortages
Lobbying coalition says €20m in additional annual funding would cover shortfalls
Department paid Rehab €4m more than valuation for Dublin school site
C&AG report says offer of €20.5 million for Sandymount site was 24% above valuation
Students ‘angry’ and ‘shocked’ at cut of disabilities training allowance
Allowance used by course participants to pay for food, travel and socialising
Polio survivors angry over being ‘abandoned’ by Rehab
Charity cut off support in 2015, although 60% of survivors may develop post-polio syndrome
Funding for Rehab to be increased by €2m a year
Government was warned disability service faced closure if increased funding not agreed
Rehab threat to withdraw services averted pending further talks
Representatives of healthcare charity seeking extra €2m from Minister for Health
Additional €150m for disability services in budget
Another 100 speech and language therapists to be hired to tackle waiting lists
Techstars teams up with Dublin City Council for start-up week
New event aims to encourage would-be entrepreneurs to start their own businesses
Diversity is about acknowledging and respecting differences
The cult of tolerance does not always extend to those who experience a sense of otherness, often since infancy
Denis O’Brien’s appeal over Dáil statements will be heard in March
Ex-Rehab chief Angela Kerins appeal over treatment by PAC set for March in Supreme Court
Refugees and disabled people to get training to help find jobs
Programme running until April aims to cater to 40 people after successful pilot scheme
More than half of Irish charities fail to disclose income sources
Irish charities lag UK counterparts in reporting financial information, study finds
Angela Kerins gets most of her legal costs in failed case against PAC
Ex-Rehab boss had taken action against Dáil committee
Panel asked to examine ways to improve charity management
Public confidence in sector damaged by number of controversies in recent times
High Court reserves judgment on Angela Kerins case legal costs
Former Rehab chief went before PAC to assist in administration of the State, court told
Angela Kerins was on the wrong side of the public good
The right not to be defamed cannot trump the value of open parliamentary debate
Court to rule on Angela Kerins’s claims of PAC ‘witchhunt’
Decision in Rehab case has significant implications for all Oireachtas Committees
Robbie Keane named ‘International Person of the Year’
Davitt Walsh, who saved baby during Buncrana tragedy, also honoured at event
Sandymount site sold by Rehab to house two schools
Primary and post-primary schools set for Dublin 4 site sold for more than €20 million
Academic staff should receive mental health training – report
Increasing number of students with mental health difficulties has not been matched by more services
PAC engaged in ‘frolic of its own’ in dealings with Angela Kerins
Committee made statements and comments derogatory of ex-Rehab boss, counsel says
PAC knew manner of inquiry into Rehab was ‘off limits’, court told
Angela Kerins alleges Dáil committee had an agenda to ‘go after’ her and impose accountability
Angela Kerins was victim of ‘PAC steamroller’, counsel says
Hearing into Rehab payments was ‘ inquiry into charity sector earnings’, court told
State to spend over €21m on Rehab’s D4 site
Department of Education in ‘exclusive talks’ to acquire 5.15 acres in Sandymount
Rehab recovery may offer some solace for Console
The sector needs to quickly embrace regulation and good governance
TV reporters to move inside Dáil gates to thwart protesters
Media allowed to film on grounds of Leinster House in effort to avoid pranks of passersby
Dáil procedure committee to discuss O’Brien case
Dáil group will also hear legal advice in case by former Rehab boss Angela Kerins
Rehab Group puts Sandymount site on sale for €12m
Dublin 4 complex on the market following pay controversy
PAC appeal over discovery of documents to Angela Kerins allowed
Court says it must be established if Dáil body had right to question ex-Rehab chief’s pay
Donations to Rehab fell by €2 million in wake of pay scandal
Chief executive Mo Flynn says public trust must be rebuilt through transparency
Former RTÉ presenter Bill O’Herlihy dies aged 76
Veteran broadcaster fronted sports coverage for over 40 years
Rehab seeks indemnity from Angela Kerins in defamation case
Developer seeking damages from charity over claims surrounding property deal
Public ‘lost trust’ in charities following ‘top-up’ scandals
Jack and Jill chief executive says organisations faced drastic drop in donations
James Reilly would welcome Frank Flannery back to Fine Gael
Former strategist, who left party amid controversy over Rehab Group, met Taoiseach recently
Ex-FG strategist Frank Flannery still a friend, says Enda Kenny
Party’s strategy for next general election to give TDs greater involvement in process
Santa Claus coming to town to help An Post sort the mail
An Post snowed under sorting North Pole replies to 140,000 Santa letters
Panti Bliss, Garda whistleblowers named People of the Year
Ten outstanding citizens, groups honoured for their contributions to Irish society
Rehab announces Mo Flynn as new chief on €140,000 salary
Charity is to lower the pay of a range of senior executives by an average of 18.5 per cent
Rehab appoints new board following revelations over executive pay
Organisation says it cannot disclose pay or pensions of former chiefs for legal reasons
Kerins intent on holding PAC responsible in most public way
Counsel for Kerins says former Rehab chief had been ‘overwhelmed’ by Dáil spending watchdog and had to be hospitalised
Kerins takes action over ‘unlawful’ PAC questioning
Former Rehab chief executive claims the committee showed ‘bias towards her’
Rehab loses challenge to abolition of compensation fund
Rehab the largest of 19 charities benefitting, securing €3.9m of €6m paid in 2012
New Rehab chairman to be ex-Aviva chief Sean Egan
Post of chief executive to replace Angela Kerins will be advertised in coming days
New Rehab chief executive to receive €140,000
Organisation to implement new corporate governance policy in wake of controversy
Finlay appointed to board of Charities Regulatory Authority
Shatter announces 16 appointments to new authority with powers under Charities Act
PAC to convene over €2.5m Rehab payout
John McGuinness is to call a special meeting to discuss “very serious” issues
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