Society of Saint Vincent De Paul

All monies raised go direct to city charities, including those dealing with homelessness

The popular annual fundraiser has generated more than €700k for charities

Oireachtas hears child poverty caused by ‘structural barriers’ to education and jobs

Charity says it expects calls for help this year to be ‘at their highest level’ in its history

Qualified welcome for a number of other measures from charity sector

Budget 2022: Weekly fuel allowance going up from midnight by €5 a week to €33

There are “students starving in UCC and all over Ireland”.

State-owned energy supplier blames rising wholesale charges for move

Record natural gas prices amid a supply squeeze are blamed for latest increase

Some pupils who fell behind peers during pandemic have not returned, webinar hears

Demonstrators call on Irish leaders not to recognise new Taliban government

An Irishman’s Diary

The cost of schoolbooks typifies wider problems with an education system in which the State forgoes the right to impose centralised standards

Help sought for school costs such as parental contributions and digital equipment

Why fund the consequences of poverty instead of investing in its outright elimination?

An Appreciation

Society of St Vincent de Paul says economy should be redesigned as State exits pandemic

Dublin City Council to commission five murals at prominent sites to mark reopening

No option to choose ‘Black Irish’ or ‘Asian Irish’ as is offered on CSO Census form

St Vincent de Paul calls on people in arrears to engage with their energy suppliers

Gathering the views of parishioners has not led to any real change - how will a synodal process be any different?

Judge says group’s actions ‘put planned reopening of society in region at risk’

Government aim in complex talks is to move quickly and avoid mistakes of past

Poorest households cannot afford high-street or online shops for clothes or homeware

People already on low incomes have been worst affected, survey finds

Some children spent lockdown without enough food in overcrowded accommodation

Celebrating Irish businesses that are doing what they can to help people celebrate love

How has Tusla been coping with looking after the State’s children during the past year?

Christmas Music concert recorded in aid of the appeal is now available online

Without radical societal change, charity will always be inadequate

It may have been a year like no other but the properties for sale this year didn't disappoint when it came to quirkiness, luxury and rich history

Ronan is making a mint from black market Mass tickets until three wise men arrive

Accused said they were protesting over city honouring Queen Victoria in street names

Christmas Mass can be attended in church between December 24th and January 6th

Debra Ireland, Barnardos Gifts for Good, Focus Ireland and the SVP need your aid

Property retains original features including cast iron fireplaces, interconnecting reception rooms and high ceilings

Freedom schools have to shape own programmes can be a weakness of TY

Charity said expected requests for help to exceed numbers in any year in recent past

Start-up gets funding for its expansion fromElkstone Partners and Enterprise Ireland