Protest told Ireland ‘stating on international stage that disability rights do not matter’

Central Remedial Clinic reformed after scandal over use of donations to top up salaries

Despite court ruling, some officials abhor how Angela Kerins was treated by committee

Ireland’s charity sector is in urgent need of tough regulation and downsizing

Clare Daly calls for inquiry into ‘cabal at top of pensions industry’

Wallace’s Nama claims; Pat Hickey’s bail; CRC publishes strategic plan

Government also struggling with housing crisis despite growth in construction

Cantillon: State pension at risk over growing hole in Social Insurance Fund

Staff at charity will be granted access to public service pension scheme

Union members back potential strikes following closure of pension scheme

Organisation wants Government to allow staff access to public service pension scheme

Board concluded cost of taking legal case would outweigh amount it could recoup

Inside Politics: Chairman faces calls for resignation after repeating support for water charges

Senior figures in charity are not saying how €1.64m pot received in 2013 was shared

Charities Act 2009 is strong but many of its provisions long-fingered despite scandals

Collapse of pension scheme means action seems ‘inevitable’, says trade union Impact

Independent TD says employee with 44 years service to get nothing in sudden shutdown

Finian McGrath said case raised ‘serious questions of financial corporate governance’

Obituary: A pioneer in the development of assistive technology

University scholarships and bursaries can make further study a possibility for many