Tusla

Victims of domestic violence have been granted immediate access to rent supplement payments to help protect them from abuse during the coronavirus pan(...)

The coronavirus pandemic has coincided with large drops in most categories of crime but significant increases in domestic violence, drug dealing and o(...)

A senior civil servant cautioned against the Government holding a statutory investigation into child sexual abuse in legacy scouting organisations in (...)

Temporary measures to take children into State care without a court order have been found in some cases to have been used indefinitely by Tusla, the c(...)

There had been a “very high level of compliance” with restrictions on non-essential travel over the bank holiday weekend, Liz Canavan, Department of T(...)

Children at risk of significant harm are “not receiving an effective service” from Tusla on Dublin city’s northside, according to internal audit repor(...)

There is a “plain” need for legal reforms around how Tusla, the child and family agency, investigates child abuse allegations, the Government’s specia(...)

People under investigation for child abuse, including sexual abuse, will be permitted to personally interview their alleged victims in certain circums(...)

The fear of legal action being taken against Tusla, the child and family agency, runs through controversial new guidelines for how the agency will inv(...)

For abuse survivor Fiona Doyle, the most striking section of Tusla’s new procedures for investigating child abuse is the provision that suspects may b(...)