Barnardos to close its campaigning department
Changes, redundancies necessary due to gaps in State funding – chief executive
Group against Baptism bar derailed after complaints
Equate complains of campaign from groups opposed to making schools more inclusive
Breda O'Brien: Move against denominational schools not a good idea
Proposals likely to damage minority Christian traditions and cut diversity
New to the Parish: ‘In direct provision, many times I wanted to give up’
When Esther Camara arrived in Ireland from Guinea as a teenager eight years ago, a frustrating wait for refugee status began
Campaign seeks equality for children in education system
Poll shows majority believe school children should not be excluded based on religion
‘Sizeable cohort’ of charities not yet engaged with regulator
Some 72% of charities report increased demand despite economic recovery
The Irishman chasing a one-way ticket to Mars
Irishman Joseph Roche has made the final 705 candidates to live on the red planet
Philanthropy forum members raised concerns about Frank Flannery’s tax exile concession proposal
Former Fine Gael adviser and Rehab boss told Forum on Philanthropy members he would pursue plan on a personal basis.
Gardaí objected to return of Roma child due to ‘flight risk’
District Court told child appeared to be registered under two different names
Gardaí feared blonde Roma child was ‘flight risk’
Girl later returned to family after DNA tests proved she was biologically related to parents
Campaign to encourage philanthropic giving exploits national hostility to tax
Opinion: It is unclear what is so bad about taxation, which provides the funding for our much needed social services
Border should not limit activities of voluntary and community sectors
Opinion: Funding is estimated to have fallen by 35% over five years
Department of Finance refuses to back scheme for wealthy tax exiles
Scheme would allow wealthy individuals to stay an extra six weeks for €5m lump sum
Corporate Ireland and wealthy should give more, says Clinton
Former president says Ireland can use new technology to become philanthropy leader
Ireland could become world leader in philanthropy, Clinton says
Former US president addresses forum on philanthropy in Dublin
Ireland Fund head says ‘no way’ it can bridge funding gap from 2016
Warning of need for greater culture of philanthropy in Ireland when Atlantic Philanthropies and One Foundation close
Tax exiles could get two months extra in Ireland each year in return for charity payments
Proposal to allow tax exiles 62 days extra per year in exchange for €1.5m annual investment would ‘turn my stomach’, says Labour TD
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