Global computer shortage could affect civil service, hospitals and gardaí – The Irish Times
Hospitals, An Garda Síochána and Government departments are among hundreds of public service bodies that could be affected…
One woman’s costly journey through the courts – The Irish Times
Litigation between warring spouses can turn family law into “lawfare”, as one judge put it, when one party…
Somali teen who came to Ireland alone wins right to challenge State after-care provision – The Irish Times
A teenage Somali refugee who came to Ireland alone at 16 years of age and who was then…
Tusla whistleblower claims put forward to Public Accounts Committee for examination – The Irish Times
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has been asked to examine claims made by a whistleblower regarding alleged governance…
Limerick jury finds woman guilty of attempted murder of daughter (8) at accommodation centre
A Limerick jury has found a woman guilty of the attempted murder of her eight year old daughter.…
Two-thirds of healthcare workers ‘actively’ considering leaving role, study finds – The Irish Times
Three-quarters of healthcare workers regularly consider leaving their role, and 67 per cent are “actively” considering leaving, new…
Some crèches may not be able to open tomorrow after missing registration deadline
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Some childcare facilities across Ireland could be closed on Monday due to registration delays
Early years services in Ireland cannot operate without renewing their registration Creche (file photo)(Image: RTE) 17 childcare facilities…
Creches may be forced to close tomorrow due to registration delays
Early years services are legally required to renew their registration with Tusla every three years. Tusla has said…
‘For some young people it’s the social’ – The Irish Times
Screens get the blame for many things – from problematic content, to depriving teenagers of “real-life” experiences, to…
Tusla took ‘unprecedented’ steps to accommodate minor it considered most vulnerable in the State – The Irish Times
Tusla, the Child and Family Agency, took “exceptional” and “unprecedented” steps to place a child it considered to…
Age rules for leaving children home alone this Christmas in Ireland
With schools across Ireland closing for the Christmas holidays next week, parents face the annual challenge of deciding…