The Explainer x Noteworthy: Are migrant fishers exploited in Ireland?
Maria Delaney of Noteworthy and Geela Garcia in the Philippines tell Susan Daly about our latest cross-border investigation.
Journal Media wins two UCD media awards for excellence in business journalism
Maria Delaney, Niall Sargent and Ian Curran were among the winners.
Underpaid and overworked: The serious allegations by migrant fishers to the WRC
Analysis of cases heard by Workplace Relations Commission paint grim picture.
'We had to eat leftover meat and fish': Modern slavery in the Irish fishing industry
Migrant fishers who left vessels due to exploitative treatment ‘ignored’ in recent cross-departmental review.
Navy boardings find 10 fishing vessels almost fully crewed by migrant fishers
Standard sea fishing boat licence conditions require at least 50% EU crew.
Irish justice system 'failing' migrant fishing workers who report exploitation
Our investigation finds 35 referrals of human trafficking in sector – but no prosecutions.
The Explainer x Noteworthy: What are the problems with lobbying in Ireland?
Reporters Cormac Fitzgerald and Stephen McDermott tell Susan Daly about Noteworthy’s latest project which examined lobbying by former government officials.
Opinion: 'Access to justice should be promoted - not restricted and threatened'
Environmental justice solicitor Rose Wall writes that politicians blaming judicial review for housing delays are overshadowing planning reform.
Construction industry lobbying to change law and reduce planning challenges
Lobby records and documents obtained by Noteworthy show how the industry has pushed back against the judicial review process.
Revolving Door: Revealing the relationship between government officials and lobbyists
At least 86 individuals who held senior positions in government have lobbied once or more since 2015.
Former Government officials' details missing from hundreds of lobbying returns
Noteworthy and The Journal find almost 400 occasions where former Government officials incorrectly appeared as ‘ordinary’ lobbyists.
The Explainer x Noteworthy: Why are Travellers so overrepresented in prison?
Reporter Michelle Hennessy tells Susan Daly about Noteworthy’s latest project which examined the impact of the justice system on Travellers.
Councils refusing homeless accommodation to Travellers using criteria 'with no basis in law'
Housing Minister told councils in 2020 that ‘local connection’ rule must not be a barrier to an emergency bed.
Blind Justice: How prison is leaving Travellers isolated and traumatised
From unfair treatment to overuse of protection regimes, Noteworthy and The Journal investigate inequality in Ireland’s justice system.
Policing Authority 'not satisfied' with Garda Commissioner's comments on Traveller profiling
Commissioner told the Policing Authority that he didn’t believe the gardaí undertake racial profiling.
Commission warns Ireland over ‘stalled’ action to halt extraction in protected peatlands
The State has two months to act or potentially face legal action before the European Court of Justice.
Innovation funding allows Noteworthy to challenge the way complex stories are told
Our investigative platform was the only Irish recipient of the Google News Initiative Innovation Challenge.
The Explainer x Noteworthy: How much weedkiller are councils using?
Reporter Anthea Lacchia and campaigner James Walsh tell Susan Daly about how almost all councils are still using pesticides.
'It was sprayed in the playground': Widespread use of chemical weedkillers by councils
The amount spent by local authorities on pesticides varies from less than €1,000 to about €300,000 a year.
Inspections found issues in how nine out of 10 vendors handled deadly pesticides
Unapproved or revoked products for sale as well as no trained staff on site were among issues identified.
