Memorial to 222 children who died at Bethany Home to be unveiled
The memorial is dedicated to the young babies and children who died while in the care of the home between 1922 and 1949.
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The memorial is dedicated to the young babies and children who died while in the care of the home between 1922 and 1949.
Grace Davitt, Stacey-Lea Kennedy and Amy Davis all come in for the historic Dublin clash.
The denial of the right to a home leads to homelessness – but is also leads to a society with massive mortgage arrears, rocketing rents, and families living in fear of eviction, writes Sr Stanislaus Kennedy.
This weekend the Constitutional Convention will consider the issue of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. Peter McVerry Trust believes this is the perfect opportunity for the right to a home to be included in the Constitution.
They need an owner who understands how unique they are.
Pension funds investing in residential property could make a significant contribution to supplying a constrained market with much needed accommodation, write Lorcan Sirr and Tom Dunne.
Someone’s got to do it.
Rent are rising but our pay packets aren’t. Why? Because our housing strategy is based almost exclusively on debt-fuelled private home ownership, writes Mick Byrne.
Fionn was sent to Dublin to have an operation on his skull over Christmas.
Home for the holidays.
Ever wondered what goes on in the capital when everyone’s ‘home for the holidays’? Not much, it turns out…
Gusts of up to 130km are forecast, as the severe weather system passes to the northwest of the country.
There is real and personal housing need in Ireland, which affects individuals and families opportunities to develop their lives and contribution to society, writes Dr Padraic Kenna.
Welcome home, weary travellers.
142 incidents have been reported to the organisation since January, compared to 77 in the same period last year.
Warning: This may cause you to feel feelings.
Baby Ward was born three and a half months premature.
Shane O’Connell is currently in intensive care, and it is hoped he will get to be back in Kerry for Christmas Day.
Skype, Viber and What’s App most popular forms of communication for keeping in touch with home.
A new initiative spearheaded by the Irish Mortgage Holders Organisation aims to help these borrowers and others who are reluctant to engage with the banks, writes Dr Constantin Gurdgiev.
The tax incentive is for homeowners to carry out home improvements and it is hoped it will decrease black market activity.
Looking for clever ways to get your kids helping out? Look no further.
The fifteen storey Joeseph Plunkett tower was cleared for demolition last month.
A spokesperson for the minister said he had previously received threats in relation to the household charge but they were “not like this”.
There’s no fireside like your own fireside. Most of the time.
Eight out of ten farmers say they should have the right to own a gun to protect themselves and their property.
It’s Monday, so let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
Ah sure you’d nearly even miss the rain, all the same.
How many boxes can you tick?
The protesters said they were calling for transparency in family law courts in Ireland.
“Mary” has been living in Ireland since 2004 and says she can’t imagine her life anywhere else. Here, she explains what it’s like to live under the constant fear of deportation.
A new study has found that air pollution in a smoker’s home can be 10 times the advisable level.
We’ll show you ours if you show us yours….
Lisa O’Sullivan said the stress of the eight-year wait led to her eyesight and her 17 health conditions deteriorating further.
Ariel Castro is accused of kidnapping and raping three women who were rescued from his home earlier this week.
An AA survey shows that people still leave their keys where burglars can find them – like in a garage or even in the porch.
Due to ongoing economic problems the option of leaving the family home to start your own independent life is increasingly being put on the long finger, writes Tony Moore.
The IMF chief’s lawyer said that the search is part of an inquiry into her role in a $400 million arbitration deal in favour of a tycoon.