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Tusla 'regrets' not meeting special care targets (opens the original)
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Tusla CEO Kate Duggan has said that the child and family agency "regrets sincerely" that it has been unable to meet statutory targets for special care provision. However, at the Dáil Public Accounts Committee (PAC) this morning, Ms Duggan said Tusla was more confident it would be able to increase special care capacity in 2027. She told politicians that the agency expects to deliver its service plan for 2026 within its allocated resources, adding that Tusla achieved cost savings of €112.7m this y
VFI say morale amongst rural publicans at rock bottom (opens the original)
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Morale amongst rural publicans is at rock bottom as pubs continue to close and costs continue to rise, according to the president of the Vintners' Federation of Ireland (VFI). Members of the VFI, a body representing thousands of publicans across Ireland, gathered outside Leinster House this morning in a last-ditch plea to the Government to introduce a new tax credit to support struggling rural pubs in Budget 2027. The VFI's proposed on-trade sustainability scheme is a tax credit of €20 for every
Vulnerable Ukrainians protest move from Citywest Hotel (opens the original)
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A group of vulnerable Ukrainian refugees have held a protest outside Leinster House over being relocated to accommodation they say is not suitable for their additional needs. The Ukrainian nationals were removed from the Citywest Hotel over the summer, with some moved to a disused equestrian centre in Kill, Co Kildare, and others to an accommodation centre in Punchestown. The group, some with disabilities and others with medical issues and visual impairments, gathered outside Leinster House, cal
Friedreich's ataxia campaigners calling for drug approval (opens the original)
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A demonstration has taken place in Dublin city centre calling on the HSE to approve reimbursement for Skyclarys, a drug used to treat Friedreich's ataxia. Campaigners gathered in their hundreds at the Garden of Remembrance before marching to Custom House Quay, with one simple message for the HSE - their time is running out. Friedreich's ataxia is a rare, progressive neuromuscular condition that causes nerve damage, muscle weakness and mobility loss. It is believed there are around 200 people wit
€23m spent on Assessment of Need challenges since 2021 (opens the original)
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The State has spent over €23 million in legal costs arising from Assessments of Need (AON) challenges since 2021, new figures have revealed. Under the Disability Act 2005, parents can take a case against the HSE if they do not receive an assessment report for their child with special needs within a six-month timeframe, if they are unhappy with the outcome of the assessment or if they feel the service was below par. An AON is a formal legal process carried out by the HSE to identify a child's hea
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