@caulmick@MaryLouMcDonald Whistleblowers have no protections in this country! Have a look at the submissions to the EU Directive! 51% came from Ireland. I as a whistleblower can say with certainty we have 0 protections!
@christinafinn8 Be great if @jackfchambers helped #Whistleblowers who got up early & blew the whistle on €20 million of corruption within public services. The Minister removed me from my job the same week he referred the file to @GardaTraffic. My home was lost & my family made homeless
The wrongful conviction of Osgur Breatnach for the Sallins train robbery half a century ago has now been declared a miscarriage of justice.
Mr Breatnach was found guilty by the non-jury Special Criminal Court in 1978.
Our Kevin Winters was instructed by Mr Breatnach.
Or more fundamentally when @rte actively spreads disinformation by faithfully reporting false @OireachtasNews media statements to claim “nothing to see here” in sham Irish banking inquiry.
Without that “cover up” how could the aggressive pursuit of swap & mortgage abuse victims have been executed - to repair the balance sheets so decimated it warranted concealment?
All executed via duped borrowers absorbing the banks’ hidden losses…and it continues to play out…@Wftproof@PMJAudits@ArturNadol7566@stevemiddi1
Whistleblowers are not going away.
What brought us together was not the concerns we raised—it was the shocking retaliation we faced for raising them.
Silence wasn't the answer then, and it isn't now.
An internal report obtained by The Ditch has exposed hospital consultants prioritising private child patients over those on public lists – with public patients forced to wait significantly longer for vital surgery.
https://t.co/4BMmM2xW8p
We are very pleased with today's result for our client, Ms.Anita Little.
Approval has been obtained from two Government departments for a successful mediation process of an employment dispute between Children’s Health Ireland (#CHI) and a former business manager, the High Court heard. - Tim Healy
It followed repeated complaints about the delay in approving the mediation deal between CHI and Anita Little over her purported dismissal in August 2025.
She claimed she was dismissed as business manager as a result of an instruction by her superiors to delist 10 patients from the CHI spinal surgery waiting list. She said her dismissal followed a flawed investigation.
On Thursday, the court was told the approval of the two departments had been obtained, that Ms Little has now resigned as part of the deal in which Mr Kean said she had received a very substantial sum as part of the settlement.
Her barrister, Richard Kean SC, instructed by Caoimhe Haughey solicitor, made a number of complaints to Mr Justice Brian Cregan about the delay from the government departments in approving the settlement.
#CHI
https://t.co/uEZLZmQRyc
@euronews@EUCssrMcGrath It must be acknowledged that the EU has high standards. However, Ireland is currently failing to come anywhere near EU standards when it comes to protecting whistleblowers. Perhaps the Commissioner should examine Ireland’s enforcement of EU standards.
“On a strictly confidential basis” a senior civil servant sent a confidential draft document to a lobbyist at the billionaire Collison brothers-funded Progress Ireland – whose board includes the civil servant’s former boss at his department.
https://t.co/y9GQiwPiPe
If an employee later discovers through FOI records that management discussed moving to a formal disciplinary process before a complaint or investigation had even been started — and only uncovers this after a final written warning had already been imposed — does that raise concerns about natural justice, procedural fairness, and psychological welfare at work?
Particularly where the employee had also been raising workplace concerns.
#FOI #Whistleblowers #Ireland #WorkplaceRights #NaturalJustice
The Ditch can reveal Fine Gael Galway West byelection candidate and Seanad leader Seán Kyne is the senator alleged to have blackmailed and harassed the former Inland Fisheries Ireland CEO.
https://t.co/JwsrjEulUo
The Ciarán Kenneally/Tusla story will resonate with many whistleblowers in Ireland
In my own case, key information only emerged years later through FOI and data protection processes.
By then, the damage had already been done.
That is why whistleblowers need real protection, not just protections on paper.