Should we just go ahead and give the AstraZeneca vaccine to older people?
Q&A: It all boils down to weighing up risk, and WHO and Nphet view that differently
Q&A: It all boils down to weighing up risk, and WHO and Nphet view that differently
Advocacy organisations respond to new restrictions announced by Taoiseach
Hospital in Dublin’s Phoenix Park said deaths had been recorded since April 2nd
Older people seen out in shops, believing they are exception to stay at home message
Advocacy groups angry at lack of information on how extreme isolation might work
Many school staff not trained to deal with challenging behaviour, say campaigners
Judge rules man may operate at entrance to shopping centre, after owners take case
Decision on Friday as to whether stand can remain at entrance to shopping centre
Minister to establish taskforce on roll-out of personalised budgets for disabled people
Inclusion Ireland critical of Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
Organisations call on Minister for Health to establish strategy to ensure consistencyof access
Scheme to relocate up to 4,000 isolated and vulnerable people was due to take six years
Children as young as six placed in isolation for hours at a time, say campaigners
Inspections by Hiqa reveal ‘model of care outdated in many other states since the 1980s’
Providers fail to meet requisite standard in 46% of cases inspected by Hiqa to date
One in seven disability homes failed to comply with standards, ‘Irish Times’ analysis finds
Groups voice concern medication overused to control behaviour of vulnerable patients
Campaigners raise concerns over scale of ‘chemical cosh’ in residential centres
Potent pills: how drugs are being used to control behaviour of disabled
Job Shadow Day may break down barriers for those with disabilities who want to join the workforce
Report says health watchdog is not listening to concerns of intellectually disabled
Call for complaints procedure after abuse filmed at Áras Attracta home in Mayo
Unpublished HSE report shows outdated group homes continuing to admit new residents
Parole Board chief says power to release prisoners should not lie with minister
Report says young people missing out as system struggles to cope with demand
HSE centre for intellectually disabled was subject of highly critical inspectors’ report
Stewarts says it is working with Hiqa to address issues raised over Palmerstown centre
Demand for services at ‘breaking point’, say campaigners
Hundreds of young people will not get services to meet their assessed needs
New legislation on assisted decision-making will affect thousands of people with disabilities
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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