Anne Rabbitte

How recruitment is taking place has to be examined, Minister says

While Fianna Fáil's national representatives are racked with doubt and uncertainty over the party's future, the same angst is not evident in constituencies like Galway East.

Parents battle to get vital assessments for schoolchildren with additional needs

New audit shows sites do not meet EU guidelines for people with disabilities

Overcrowding last week marked by records for the number of patients waiting on trollies

Pursuit of Robert Watt has touch of ‘witch hunt’ about it, warns Taoiseach

Martin set to get his choice of cabinet posts while botched secondment could have repercussions for Donnelly

Luckily, Tánaiste was in Chile for Paddy’s Day when suspicious package arrived

TD tells Dáil of personal experience as House debates assisted reproduction Bill

Anne Rabbitte said Irish planes should be sent to Moldova to help refugees

Junior Minister says schools should start preparing to welcome Ukrainian children

Ukraine pleads for air support as Russian missiles wreak deadly devastation

‘We don’t want another Calais ... It is important to keep that flow of people moving,’ Anne Rabbitte says

Camphill Communities refuses to sign service agreement until ‘adequate’ funding provided

Minister says entry criteria for medical certificates for a person with a disability ‘out of date’

Micheál Martin says he is impatient to ‘get moving’ on new hospital project

Garda security reviews of constituency offices also offered

Calls to abolish €80 inpatient charge for cancer patients in public hospitals

Minister Darragh O’Brien said he is ‘content’ at the process to examine the event

Trade union says that the benefits of remote working must not be lost

Independent TDs call for compulsory purchase order of Elm Park site in Dublin

Radio: The presenters argue over restriction. It is a welcome diversion

Report outlines sexual abuse of intellectually disabled residents at disability centre in Donegal

Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role

Investment scheme for Finglas facility did not make it into draft HSE service plan

Summary confirms extent of abuse but full report paints a far more comprehensive picture

Report on sex abuse at Donegal centre published before it was seen by all families

Ombudsman for Children says ‘if children have not even been assessed, how will they receive the services they need?’

Families of ‘Brandon’s’ victims to get advance notice of findings on Wednesday

Stand-off delays publication of ‘Brandon’ report into abuse of 18 disabled residents

Two more disability cases in southeast under review in addition to ‘Grace’ and ‘Brandon’ cases

Gardaí wrote to HSE last week seeking delay over ‘factual inaccuracy’, Dáil told

TD highlights ‘catastrophic failures’ by HSE, Hiqa and Garda over Co Donegal unit

No prosecution in relation to alleged assaults on 18 intellectually disabled adults – DPP

The failures to protect vulnerable people are astonishing

Investigation reveals sexual abuse in Donegal care home unchecked for years

Prolonged sexual abuse of 18 intellectually disabled patients at care home ‘unforgivable’

Acts perpetrated with full knowledge of management for about 13 years, inquiry finds

Commission finds woman placed in care despite criminal convictions of foster parents

Midwifery sections, mainly led by women, should ‘show leadership’ on access - Minister