Number of people in homelessness reaches new record high of 15,418
Emergency accommodation users up by 11.2 per cent over 12 months to end of March, official figures show
Salvation Army
Homelessness in Ireland hits record high of 14,760 people
Child homelessness rises 17% in last year, Department of Housing data shows
Salvation Army seeks €3.75m for former Dublin city homeless hostel
Proceeds from sale of Lefroy House to be used to expand church and charity’s homeless services in the capital
Workers group occupying Eden Quay property to defy court order
Revolutionary Workers Union plans takeover of empty buildings to expose destitution
Record donations to Dublin ‘Black Santa’ Christmas appeal at Christmas
All monies raised go direct to city charities, including those dealing with homelessness
Annual Black Santa appeal launched in Dublin
The popular annual fundraiser has generated more than €700k for charities
Vulnerable, older prisoners ‘sabotaging’ parole to stay in jail
Outgoing Parole Board chief says timely rethink needed concerning mentally-ill prisoners
Girl sexually assaulted by father says she felt like her ‘soul was ripped out’
Dublin man (48) jailed for two-and-a-half years over abuse of teenage daughter
Salvation Army homeless vaccinated with J&J vaccine
Long-term residents of York Street hostel avail of one-shot vaccine
Tributes paid to ‘fantastic entrepreneur’ Galen Weston
Brown Thomas Arnotts owner Weston died on Tuesday
George Floyd’s girlfriend gives tearful testimony about addiction struggle
Former police officer Derek Chauvin on trial for murder of Floyd in Minneapolis last year
Hundreds of babies from church-run homes in NI were moved across Border
Research shows some babies were adopted in Republic or moved to homes or institutions
Independent inquiry to examine North’s mother and baby homes
Foster acknowledges pain caused to thousands as survivors seek public inquiry
Report into NI mother and baby homes to highlight ‘appalling suffering’
Questions over infant mortality rates and forced adoption expected to be raised by report
Congestion eases at UK border after thousands of drivers tested
Transport secretary says backlog cleared at Kent site allowing lorries head for France
Annual Dublin ‘Black Santa’ charity appeal launched in Dublin
Christmas Music concert recorded in aid of the appeal is now available online
Funding standoff to see Dublin city emergency hostel for minors close
Staff told closure of Salvation Army service due to ‘significant shortfalls’ in budget
‘Minnesota needs Trump’: President sees rural path to election victory
State encapsulates demographic, social divides driving political polarisation in the US
St John Ambulance child sex abuse: ‘I remember not being believed’
Tusla investigation finds former senior figure in voluntary body abused children
Injustice of low-wage poverty exposed by Covid-19
Value of cleaners, and supermarket and shop workers now glaringly obvious
Churches urge faithful to exert pressure on politicians over housing
‘The State built 8,500 social houses in 1975, but was able to build only 750 two years ago’
Aung San Suu Kyi asks UN court not to undermine ‘reconciliation’
Myanmar’s leader subjected to scathing crriticism over treatment of Rohingya minority
Aung San Suu Kyi rejects ‘misleading’ genocide claims at UN court
Rohingya supporters shout ‘shame on you!’ as Myanmar’s civilian leader leaves court in The Hague
Dublin businesses seek to stop 155-bed homeless hostel
Avalon House on Aungier Street would be State’s largest facility for rough sleepers
Homeless crisis: Murphy defends family hubs as better than hotels
Critical report should be ‘seared into brain of every policy influencer’, says Fianna Fáil TD
The US city that shifted from exemplar to post-industrial ruin
Once a booming automotive centre, Flint is ravaged by drugs, bad water and joblessness
He died in New York in 1989. Now Ferg Griffin is coming home
For three decades the young Irishman's family has agonised over his disappearance
Church of Ireland will be ‘caught’ if hard border introduced, says Archbishop
Archbishop of Dublin Michael Jackson highlights ‘church of the whole island’
First Titanic, then Empress: an Irish man’s lucky escapes
Quebec Letter: Canadian luxury transatlantic liner sank in icy waters in 1914
Refugee left homeless after closure of direct provision centre
Ibrahim Musa (64) is currently living in a shelter despite risk to his kidney transplant
Roads to recovery: How the North handles homelessness
‘I am in good shape compared to the way I was,’ says former Belfast rough sleeper
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi condemns abuses in Rakhine but rights groups sceptical
Remarks came in her first address to the nation since attacks by Rohingya Muslim insurgents
Myanmar faces mounting pressure over Rohingya refugee exodus
Bangladesh calls for creation of safe zones as number fleeing rises to 370,000
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