Cash for reforms: €700 billion EU recovery fund sparks concern and criticism
Analysis by Noteworthy and European journalists finds that Ireland is among several member states who repackaged old promises in reform plans.
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.
With few accessible options on the private rental market, little support is available for disabled people who fall outside social housing threshold.
Noteworthy’s Maria Delaney tells Susan Daly about how over €90 million worth of properties were sold.
Investigation by Noteworthy finds these congregations paid €27m to the State in redress during this time.
Five hospitals had an average monthly bed occupancy of 100% or more from January to March 2022.
Inpatient bed numbers among lowest in EU and nowhere near demand predicted by capacity reviews.
Noteworthy investigation reveals the Department had a database of individual free travel journeys until 2020.
There is an average vacancy rate of about 25% across teams, the Joint Committee heard this week.
Two recent surveys highlight concerns that services are getting worse rather than better.
Noteworthy’s Maria Delaney tells Susan Daly about the chaotic state of services through people’s experiences.
The latest data shows an increase in people waiting more than eight weeks for assessments and treatment.
Noteworthy finds that many children are being blocked from specialist treatment once they turn 18.
Noteworthy investigates the chaotic state of services and reveals that most cannot access adequate care.