On-street food kitchens for Dublin’s homeless to be regulated with ‘casual trading’ licences
Proposed on-street food service bylaws also include food-safety standards and Garda-vetting for volunteers
Male sex assault victim: If I was a woman my employer ‘would have taken it more seriously’
Rape Crisis Ireland says too often adult male survivors feel ‘particularly isolated’ when sexually assaulted
‘Delighted’: School that dismissed Enoch Burke wins inclusivity award
Wilson’s Hospital among 44 schools and centres recognised by LGBTQ+ youth advocacy group Belong To
Father of Cameron Blair criticises ‘cloak’ of anonymity granted to murderer
Noel Blair says criminal justice system ‘works in favour’ of offenders
‘By 1925 Catholic Ireland was coming and the madams saw the writing on the wall’: Centenary of the Monto red light district’s end
A midnight raid and 120 arrests were followed by a Legion of Mary procession as the church and state asserted themselves
Refuge provider calls for single 999-style phone line for women fleeing abuse
Sonas Housing turned away 376 women and 750 children last year due to a lack of space
Abusers using data protection law to get details on victims
Charity accuses Tusla of giving sensitive information to alleged abuser, saying data rules are ‘unsafe’
Co-housing project for over 55s could ‘free-up’ thousands of family homes
Co-housing Communities Ireland aims to fill gap in housing market it says is faced by middle-aged, older people
‘He destroyed our world.’ Danielle McLaughlin’s family on the murder of a ‘brilliant big sister’
Vikat Bhagat has been jailed for brutally killing the Donegal woman in India but her family want an inquest in Ireland
Young homeless woman who left State care six months ago feels ‘scared’ amid council housing change
For social housing applications, Dublin City Council has paused the priority status for people leaving care. At least one young woman has been left in a troubling limbo
List of convicted sex offenders to be published publicly like tax offenders list
Minister for Justice will also move to remove guardianship rights from parent who kills child’s other parent
Spiralling numbers being diagnosed with disabilities will have ‘significant impact’ on social welfare spend
Expenditure on disability income supports up from €3.5 billion in 2010 to €6 billion in 2025
The low-cost vet clinic providing a lifeline to pets whose owners are under strain
Blue Cross is ‘busier than ever’ amid fears rising costs are leading to pet abandonment
Dublin stabbing: Gardaí seized 2,150 knives last year
Jim O’Callaghan condemns city-centre violence that led to the death of an asylum applicant
Man (34) killed in Dublin stabbing is named as asylum seeker from Nigeria
Minister for Justice says those responsible for fatal attack on South Anne Street will be tracked down