Tusla

Former charity chief gave ‘assurances’ over abuse notification

Department told Extern it considered ‘termination of all funding’ over abuse controversy

Rose-Ann’s story: ‘If a stranger did it, I could talk about it. But it’s my brother’

She suffered years of abuse by the men in her life and lost her children to foster care

Deaths in State care show systemic cracks remain despite reforms

Problems in care system remain nearly 10 years on from scathing report

Almost half of youth deaths in State care from suicide or overdose

Eighteen young people in care system died by suicide or drug overdose in past decade

Court appeal over autistic teen ‘detained’ for 50 days in emergency bed

Lawyer says 17-year-old suffering marked deterioration, seeks alternative placement

Date set for trial of Hyde & Seek creche group over childcare breaches

Business and directors Siobhan and Anne Davy accused of number of offences

Former volunteer interviewed by Garda over alleged St John Ambulance abuse

Gardaí confirm file to be prepared for DPP over historical child sex abuse allegations

Charity working with young people ‘concealed’ abuse by staff member, Tusla claims

Chief of State’s child-protection authority ‘appalled’ at Extern’s delay in reporting case that took place in North

Children waiting ‘unacceptable’ periods for Tusla service in north Dublin

Long delays in assessing referrals leading to increased risks for some children, says Hiqa

Examination of child for sexual abuse done in error, Tusla report finds

Mother was told five-year-old girl was to undergo general paediatric assessment

Over 880 incidents of violence or harassment of Tusla staff recorded last year

Child and family agency reports ‘concern’ at level of violence and aggression towards staff

Minister urges St John Ambulance abuse survivors to come forward

Review into how paramedic organisation handled past abuse claims is ongoing

Tusla service in Kerry was in ‘crisis’ with staff under ‘extreme pressure’

Confidential interviews with social workers detail Tusla ‘working from one crisis to another’

Child protection workers ‘don’t shrug it off in the car on the way home’

Paul Harrison’s new memoir reflects on his 40 years doing society’s ‘dirty job’

Schools have 14 staff on leave over child safety concerns

Expert to review Department of Education policy following critical internal audit

Tusla chief apologises to those let down by State when seeking birth information

Committee hears warnings over possible lengthy delays for adopted people seeking records

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