Over 100 women murdered in Ireland since 2012 - and a gap in data on gendered violence
New cross-European investigation with Noteworthy finds Ireland’s response to violence against women hindered by insufficient records.
New cross-European investigation with Noteworthy finds Ireland’s response to violence against women hindered by insufficient records.
Investigation by Noteworthy and European colleagues shows Ireland ranking among highest number of reported rapes in 2022.
The NTA ended up paying €3.5 million of the €7.8 million cost to develop a centre to train disabled people. The initial NTA grant was for up to €2 million.
Investigative reporter Alice Chambers and former prison governor John Lonergan tell Susan Daly about how some children are struggling to get access to their loved ones in prison.
Sea swimming has never been more popular but risks of pollution are also rising.
Editor Maria Delaney and researcher Soma Gregory tell Susan Daly about the many obstacles facing women who would prefer this option.
Nationally, the rates of C-sections and inductions continue to rise year-on-year.
Previous birth trauma and limited maternity care choice can lead women to opt for a free birth.
Noteworthy’s months-long investigation reveals inconsistent care and lack of choice leading to trauma and unnecessary medical interventions.
Noteworthy reveals this restriction was raised as ‘non-negotiable’ at a HSE meeting in March despite protestors feeling the issue was resolved last year.
Water births are used for pain relief during labour and birth across the world.
Advocates say that a ‘very subjective’ assessment could lead to discrimination.
Analysis by Noteworthy and European journalists finds that Ireland is among several member states who repackaged old promises in reform plans.
Just four of the planned specialist eating disorder teams are operating, with recruitment issues cited by the HSE for the delay.
Maria Delaney of Noteworthy and Geela Garcia in the Philippines tell Susan Daly about our latest cross-border investigation.
Analysis of cases heard by Workplace Relations Commission paint grim picture.
Migrant fishers who left vessels due to exploitative treatment ‘ignored’ in recent cross-departmental review.
Standard sea fishing boat licence conditions require at least 50% EU crew.
Our investigation finds 35 referrals of human trafficking in sector – but no prosecutions.
From unfair treatment to overuse of protection regimes, Noteworthy and The Journal investigate inequality in Ireland’s justice system.