Reviews into domestic violence killings must be independent – Women’s Aid
Gender-based violence plan proposes reviews to identify if red flags are being missed
Deaths in State care show systemic cracks remain despite reforms
Problems in care system remain nearly 10 years on from scathing report
President leads tributes to children’s rights advocate Norah Gibbons
Tusla founding chairwoman ‘inspirational figure and a powerful voice’, President says
Tusla warns Zappone about stay-in-school scheme for children at risk
Continuing funding would be ‘irresponsible and reckless’, agency tells Minister
New law to allow citizenship applicants to leave country
Judge ruled practice of allowing applicants six weeks out of country not permitted by law
Tusla board member leaves early, claiming expertise was rejected
Áine Hyland says education issues were ignored and her views were never sought
Irish Times view on familicide study: A belated first step
Campaign by family of Clodagh Hawe prompts welcome initiative
Tusla board raises concerns over investigation into protected disclosure
Child protection agency’s executive voices worries over slow progress of inquiry
Pat Rabbitte is appointed as new chair of Tusla
Appointment of former Labour Party leader was confirmed by the Cabinet on Tuesday
Tusla chief Fred McBride to step down next month
Tributes paid to Child and Family Agency boss after announcement of his departure
State confirms adoptive parents registered as birth parents
Practice known about for decades; the only thing new is its acknowledgement
Public inquiry into clerical abuse in the North faces setback
Victims’ meeting with working group cancelled as Norah Gibbons resigns
Research into NI Magdalene laundries and homes
Academics will interview those with direct experience of institutions
Adopted children must have right to contact with their birth families
Conference told it is time to look at supports as well as ‘clean break’ adoptions
No cuts in services expected next year, says Tusla chief
Fred McBride says extra €38m funding will help make core services more sustainable
Senator claims Chuck Feeney interfering in Irish democracy
Ronan Mullen accuses philanthropist of ‘bankrolling social change’ over same-sex marriage vote
Minister warned supports for young could face ‘draconian’ cuts
Child and Family Agency’s board expressed concerns at critical underfunding
NUI Galway approves membership of gender equality taskforce
Siptu repeats call for independent equality audit and criticises lack of consultation
James Reilly reveals new youth care resources
Dept for Children developed material with young people to help others entering care
NI abuse inquiry investigates child migration to Australia
Most of the 66 witnesses will be interviewed by video link next month
Family Agency chair welcomes mother-and-baby homes inquiry
Norah Gibbons says facilities were ‘known about’ and ‘accepted’
New agency aims to offer child protection to those at risk on a co-ordinated basis
Opinion: Protecting children and supporting families are two sides of the same coin
New child agency chairwoman raises concerns over conditions for asylum seekers
Direct provision ‘not a place’ to bring up children
Progress towards child support agency slowed by bickering at official level
Ministers say enabling legislation will be published in the coming weeks
Norah Gibbons to chair Child and Family Agency
Legislation for establishment of new agency expected before Dáil next month
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