Thomas Pringle

Hiqa given names of sex abuse victims at HSE-run disability centre in Donegal in 2016

HSE spokesman confirmed it was first contacted by a whistleblower in 2011 about alleged sexual abuse by a resident

Donegal abuse: ‘You’ve got your apology. You can go now, that’s all you’re getting’

Investigation reveals sexual abuse in Donegal care home unchecked for years

‘Devastating’ sexual abuse of 18 residents in HSE-run centre in Donegal

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

HSE pushed to reveal alleged sexual assaults in Donegal care home, families claim

Assaults on 18 intellectually disabled adults happened over 13-year period, report says

Mica scheme ‘unlikely’ to be brought to Government before budget – Coveney

Mica scheme to be ‘one of the largest support packages ever announced’

Connolly presses for unconditional access for adoptees to their birth certs

Independent TD says obstacles are not about mothers but protecting system

Multiple incidents of alleged sexual assault at disabled facility raised in Dáil

HSE refused to give Minister report on alleged abuse in Donegal home, Independent TD says

Government supports Bill making Traveller history, culture part of school curriculum

Minister says legislation ‘speaks to opportunity and inclusion for all in education’

Miriam Lord: Angry homeowners gather at Government’s shining edifice

Rural TDs warn of crumbling support for parties unless mica redress issue dealt with

Donegal TD hits out at ‘ratline’ for public to ‘tout on neighbours’ over Covid breaches

Pringle says move ‘will do nothing but set back response’ to high virus case numbers

Former FF minister launches attack on Government’s ‘inept’ approach on climate

Growing importation of peat products ‘makes laugh and mockery of just transition’

Sharp Dáil exchanges during debate on land agency Bill

More bankers on 12-member board than women, says Green Party’s Neasa Hourigan

TD accuses PSNI of ‘failure of action’ over Belfast teen’s death

Police signalled corporate manslaughter inquiry into Noah Donohoe’s demise this month

Miriam Lord: Working-class hero shouts down the Culchie Whisperers

Labour TD reminds Rural Independents they don’t have a monopoly on country matters

Gardaí can now fine cross-Border travellers but confusion about enforcement measures

Unclear what will happen if person in North refuses to pay €100 fine

Miriam Lord: Well-mannered Taoiseach displays patience of proverbial saint

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