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Nearly 20,000 reports of suspected child abuse were made to Tusla last year
'That gives you sleepless nights. It's a last resort': Giving children in State care a voice
Barrister says that evidence of Donegal's most senior garda should not be accepted by Tribunal
'Sex offenders may be continuing to abuse children despite Tusla being told of their activities'
Author of damning report on gardaí's child protection record invited to train new recruits
Tribunal hears details of fight between garda whistleblower and partner that led to 999 call
Retired garda says colleague's death in line of duty had 'devastating effect' on officers
'Extremely vulnerable' teenager in State care needs to be transferred to UK, court hears
Teenagers leaving State care now legally entitled to aftercare plan
Traveller family take action against council over refusal to offer them housing
Former Tusla boss was paid €40k after leaving post last year
Social work action 'unacceptably slow' in case of heroin user whose newborn died
'I understand why a lot of people leave': Being a social worker in Ireland
'You cannot trust these people' - Woman who had disclosure of abuse lost by Tusla slams report on its failings
'When I stopped working, I said I was going to put everything into these kids'
False rape allegation about Maurice McCabe 'remained on file until this year'
'Grave error', 'emotional', 'catastrophic': The who, what and when of the Maurice McCabe saga
'No Garda vetting, inadequate investigations' - Tusla slammed over standard of Cork foster care services
Government accused of 'wilfully' releasing inaccurate homelessness figures
Poll: Would you consider home schooling your children?
Dying man refused access to grandchildren over 'unfounded' abuse allegation
'We need consistency': Long delays by Tusla in dealing with abuse allegations, report says
'I want my rapist father to die in prison for what he did to me': Woman continues fight for justice
Foster carers 'felt disrespected' by social workers, report finds
Children can now be adopted by their foster carers after 18 months
'This should be the bare minimum we expect': Fostering service to close down in wake of damning report
Senior Tusla manager says there was no 'liaison or collusion' with gardaí on McCabe file
'Every error that is made is to the detriment of Sgt McCabe. There isn't an error in his favour'
'That was an oversight on my part and human error': Social worker says she failed to notice two names on same file
'He pinned my arms down and he strangled me': Couple with challenged son call for more support
HSE misallocated latest request from sexual abuse survivor whose claims it lost for 3 years
'It's not always as straightforward': Tusla chief on removing children at high risk from State care
"This is a difficult case": Placement found for teenager left 'lying in hospital' for weeks
Plight of teenager left 'lying in hospital' for weeks brought to High Court
Sexually abused siblings lived in 'succession of very dirty, chaotic houses'
'They're extremely loyal. Even though they've grown up with neglect they just want to go home'
Tusla is "very concerned" after child sexual abuse issue raised on RTE Investigates
'Children are treated like human trash': The systematic failings in Ireland's child protection system
'I was afraid of my father. I thought it was normal to be afraid of adults'
Child with an intellectual disability placed in hospital for three months