In March this year, my niece Caitlin-Rose passed away after she was knocked down after getting off her school bus. Her mummy wants to help other children who need the help of emergency care in Caitlin-Rose’s memory.
“Killed by a serial abuser, failed by the PSNI”
Review finds PSNI afflicted by institutional misogyny and complacency, as clear warning signs were missed.
37 other victims come forward.
Our Kevin Winters is instructed by the family.
Proud to launch The Impartial Reporter's ‘Stand With Her’ campaign to raise awareness of violence against women in Fermanagh and South Tyrone - and across Northern Ireland. Powerful stories, real voices. This journalism matters. In print and online.
'A giant symbol of Celtic Tiger excess that will kill swans'
Residents say a new bridge which is fastly moving towards construction should not go ahead.
Reporter @trishdevlin reveals why Sligo's new landmark has skipped strict environmental checks.
https://t.co/R5F4jd2Prp
A €50m 'Celtic Tiger' bridge is moving closer to construction in Sligo - despite no clear evidence of updated environmental checks, according to the @TJ_Investigates
https://t.co/GzLDnpvgMS
A €50m bridge given life-long planning permission 15 years ago is finally set to go ahead, despite no clear evidence of updated environmental checks. That includes collision risks to the area's large number of swans.
https://t.co/R5F4jd2Prp
More plaudits for The Journal Investigates - Patricia Devlin's look at the long wait faced by women in Ireland for FGM treatment has been shortlisted for a prestigious Mary Raftery Prize: https://t.co/9O8QDzk7t4
An internal audit of staff files found that a quarter were missing major documents required to work with vulnerable children.
These missing documents may include a CV, Garda vetting, qualifications, work permits, references, or overseas police clearance.
https://t.co/T6tFAo5awF
'I remember sitting holding him in the waiting room, I said, I have to keep him alive.'
Noeelen Eustace attended Naas Hospital's Emergency Department 60 times in one year with her late son Kelvin, who struggled with mental health difficulties.
https://t.co/zTG9r5VXuc
Hundred of patients died by suspected suicide shortly after being in contact with healthcare services in Ireland, @TJ_Investigates can reveal.
https://t.co/pkE9t4Z6rq
Hundreds of Ireland's historic landfills have been left in limbo despite a risk of polluting nearby waterways.
Reporter @ConorOCarroll3 explains from the site of one of these former landfills how delays are contributing to the problem.
Read more: https://t.co/J2aQ0Sgrjq
In March this year, my niece Caitlin-Rose passed away after she was knocked down after getting off her school bus. Her mummy wants to help other children who need the help of emergency care in Caitlin-Rose’s memory.