Menu
24/05/2013
Call For All Crèche Inspection Reports To Be Published Immediately
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Children, Robert Troy TD, has called on the Minister for Children Frances Fitzgerald to direct the HSE to publish all crèche inspection reports immediately.
Deputy Troy commented: "For everybody's sake we need full disclosure and transparency right away. There is enormous anxiety and stress among parents right now. Reports today that children were kept strapped in chairs in some creches will add to the deep concern and unease.
"Against this background, the notion that the HSE would withhold information on inspections or refuse to say when they will be published is simply unacceptable.
"Minister Fitzgerald and the government must act immediately to ensure that this does not happen. To do otherwise would only serve to compound the worry and disquiet that is out there."
(CD)
Deputy Troy commented: "For everybody's sake we need full disclosure and transparency right away. There is enormous anxiety and stress among parents right now. Reports today that children were kept strapped in chairs in some creches will add to the deep concern and unease.
"Against this background, the notion that the HSE would withhold information on inspections or refuse to say when they will be published is simply unacceptable.
"Minister Fitzgerald and the government must act immediately to ensure that this does not happen. To do otherwise would only serve to compound the worry and disquiet that is out there."
(CD)
Related Irish News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
07 May 2013
Data Shows Fee-Paying Students More Likely To Move On To College
New data compiled by the Department of Education has revealed that students who attend fee-charging schools are more likely to go on to college, RTÉ has reported.
Data Shows Fee-Paying Students More Likely To Move On To College
New data compiled by the Department of Education has revealed that students who attend fee-charging schools are more likely to go on to college, RTÉ has reported.
30 January 2012
Barriers To Adoption A Missed Opportunity
Fianna Fáil's spokesperson on Children has welcomed indications from the Government that they are finally taking steps to improve the adoption rights of children born to married parents.
Barriers To Adoption A Missed Opportunity
Fianna Fáil's spokesperson on Children has welcomed indications from the Government that they are finally taking steps to improve the adoption rights of children born to married parents.
24 October 2013
Gardaí And HSE To Produce Reports On Roma Children Removals
Reports on the cases of two children removed from Roma families are to be produced by the gardaí and the Health Services Executive for the Minister for Justice and Minister for Children. Minister for Children Frances Fitzgerald said the reports would then be referred to Emily Logan, the Ombudsman for Children.
Gardaí And HSE To Produce Reports On Roma Children Removals
Reports on the cases of two children removed from Roma families are to be produced by the gardaí and the Health Services Executive for the Minister for Justice and Minister for Children. Minister for Children Frances Fitzgerald said the reports would then be referred to Emily Logan, the Ombudsman for Children.
14 August 2019
Tusla File Review Must Be Published Immediately - SF
The review into hundreds of unassessed files held at Tusla's Portlaoise office must be published immediately, Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald has said. Deputy McDonald said: "Reports today of hundreds of unassessed files, many of which require urgent attention, represents the latest failure on the part of Tusla to protect vulnerable children.
Tusla File Review Must Be Published Immediately - SF
The review into hundreds of unassessed files held at Tusla's Portlaoise office must be published immediately, Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald has said. Deputy McDonald said: "Reports today of hundreds of unassessed files, many of which require urgent attention, represents the latest failure on the part of Tusla to protect vulnerable children.
12 June 2013
55% Increase In Reports Of Domestic Abuse Of Children
Reports of child abuse increased by 55% in 2012, according to domestic abuse charity, Woman's Aid. The groups annual reports reveals that in 2012, they received 16,200 disclosures of domestic violence against woman and 3,230 disclosures of emotional, physical and sexual abuse of children, an increase of 55% on the previous year.
55% Increase In Reports Of Domestic Abuse Of Children
Reports of child abuse increased by 55% in 2012, according to domestic abuse charity, Woman's Aid. The groups annual reports reveals that in 2012, they received 16,200 disclosures of domestic violence against woman and 3,230 disclosures of emotional, physical and sexual abuse of children, an increase of 55% on the previous year.
-
Ireland WeatherToday:A mainly dry although with a fair amount of cloud with only a few sunny intervals. Overnight fog patches lifting this morning. A few showers possible across Fermanagh. Light winds. Maximum temperature 7 °C.Tonight:Chance of one or two showers across the south at first this evening. Otherwise it will be a dry night with a few fog patches. Minimum temperature 4 °C.
