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Largest groups were Polish and UK citizens, followed by Indian, Romanian and Lithuanian
New data show 330,632 homes rented from private landlords with proportion of owner-occupied home falling by 4%
Policy paper neither accepts nor rejects parental alienation as a concept
Des Fahy, acting for a number of the 45 families bereaved by the 1981 disaster, said his legal team was ‘concerned’ by the volume of previously unknown material, and the time at which it had come to light
There had been seven inspections of the venue between July 1979 and January 1981, by a Dublin Corporation staff member
Fine Gael’s Bernard Durkan says he is contacted ‘weekly’ by mothers losing children in family court disputes after being accused of ‘parental alienation’, which he describes as a ‘pseudo condition’
Dublin coroner Dr Myra Cullinane described the tragic fire as ‘the most serious loss of life in one incident of this type in the history of the State’
John Barry a tenant of Limerick City and County Council, but home owned by private care operator
Surrender bins to feature along with medical tents where information can be sought about safety first
Over the past month portraits of the 48 young people who died have elicited laughter, smiles and many tears; and descriptions of the impact on parents have been ineffably sad
Event in Mansion House showcases initiative to train local people as community representatives
‘Pen portraits’ section of inquests draws to a close at Dublin Coroner’s Court, ending a sometimes harrowing but also emotionally uplifting phase of evidence
Read by his sister Terry Jones
Read by her sister Patricia Greene
Read by his niece Alison Forrester