Girl eating baby formula from tin among cases of neglect in report

Child care law report details abuse as well as positive stories of reuniting with parents

Q&A: Is the database of primary pupils a crucial planning tool or a data grab?

The Department of Education wants data on children – and to hold on to it until they are 30

Child protection chief on ‘walking the talk’

Tusla chief executive Gordon Jeyes outlines the challenges as ‘year zero’ draws to a close

New agency aims to offer child protection to those at risk on a co-ordinated basis

Opinion: Protecting children and supporting families are two sides of the same coin

Child protection disparity

Justice system stacked against abuse victims, says group

One in Four calls on DPP to give reasons where decision is made not to prosecute

Children’s services face financial penalties for missing targets - Minister

New legislation will place child and family services under a single new State agency

Nearly 40% of poverty-risk families get just child benefit as State support

Family wellbeing report finds mothers in lower income households show higher depression levels

Women at work: how to be the great man behind the great woman

Draw up a list of chores and then divide them equally to achieve parity

Creche inspection reports to be made available online from July - Fitzgerald

Minister for Children tells Oireachtas health committee harsher penalties to be introduced for breaches of childcare regulations

Child agency delayed by row over staff transfers

No agreement over plans to transfer child psychologists to new body

Responsibility and child care

Lack of investment in early years care will cost society dear

Opinion: Last night’s ‘Prime Time’ raises grave concerns over the quality of childcare in our ad hoc, poorly supported system of private provision

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Creches and pre-schools left uninspected for up to four years

Concern over services has grown following airing of RTÉ’s ‘Prime Time’ programme