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County by county: Here's a breakdown of which sports facility projects got funding today
Child Protection
State care system 'failing' vulnerable children due to lack of care placements and national policy
The Child Law Project said it has observed "a national crisis unfolding" over the last three years.
It said an acute shortage of appropriate care placements" for children is having "a domino effect that risks collapsing the care system".
It also highlighted a "dismal response by the HSE to meet the mental health and disability needs of children in care or at risk of entering care".
On The JournalCost of Living
Double Child Benefit to be paid this week as various bumper once-off payments kick in
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A volcano errupts in Indonesia, Sinn Féin suspends Belfast councillor and Israel cuts ties with UN agency
JJ MageeSinn Féin suspends Belfast councillor after allegation of inappropriate messages sent to minor
General ElectionOpinion: Gender quotas have a place, but there are better ways to bring inclusion to politics
On The JournalDepartment of Transport
Govt planning 'significant new powers' to search US aircraft suspected of carrying weapons
On The Journalge2024
Green's manifesto proposes Help-to-Buy expansion to renters who want to buy home from their landlord
On The JournalCoalition tensions
'Cop on a bit': Martin hits back at unattributed briefings from FG that he's 'tetchy and grumpy'
On The JournalPSNI
Two arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after elderly man seriously assaulted in Antrim
On The Journaltusla
Tusla CEO to meet with Roderic O'Gorman to review report on missing boy Kyran Durnin
On The JournalAssault
Alleged assault on Roderic O'Gorman while canvassing in Dublin condemned by Taoiseach
On The Journalsexually motivated attacks
Concern in Derry as the fourth sexually motivated attack on a woman in just over a week occurs
On The JournalCork City
Fire that broke out at commercial premises in Cork overnight brought under control
On The JournalCourts
Man who slashed wife's face with glass after she poured his vodka out released after 9 months
7 deadly readsSitdown Sunday: The therapy that gives names and faces to voices heard by psychosis patients
On The Journalpersonal relationships
Secondary teacher: Pushing against the SPHE curriculum does nothing for the welfare of children
On The Journalshelf life
Irish shoppers should prepare for the possibility of dynamic pricing in supermarkets
Lots of industries are probing the use of dynamic pricing – so could it be on the way to a supermarket near you?
Roscrea
How do people feel about the election in a Tipperary town months on from IPAS centre protests?
Ten months after it hit the headlines, The Journal visited Roscrea to see how people feel ahead of the general election.
