Tusla under fire for failure to classify child abuse allegations
Campaigners and politicians call for child and family agency to record allegations of child abuse as founded or unfounded.
Campaigners and politicians call for child and family agency to record allegations of child abuse as founded or unfounded.
A Noteworthy investigation reveals that a senior Tusla manager raised concerns about court-appointed experts using technique on children.
Investigate Europe reveals how big pharma funnels billions of profits through Ireland while high drug prices mean life-threatening delays for Irish patients.
A Noteworthy investigation exposes the underground world of dog-on-wildlife fighting and the dangers posed by the pets conditioned to attack.
Just 2% of foreign residents were granted Irish citizenship in 2022, with the process of becoming naturalised being full of obstacles and often taking years.
Investigate Europe reveals how people with cystic fibrosis across the continent have been priced out of access to life-saving medications.
Major cross-European investigation with Noteworthy and The Journal found political parties relying on State subsidies and unveiled the EU’s largest donors.
Donations to Sinn Féin in Ireland increased every year between 2019 and 2022.
A cross-European investigation with Noteworthy also found unclear laws make Ireland’s donation framework among the least transparent in the EU.
Investigation by Noteworthy finds disabled people are significantly underrepresented, with little practical support given to improve participation.
Just three of the 705 current MEPs are under 30, with the European Parliament historically being seen as ‘a retirement place’.
News Correspondent Órla Ryan and consultant psychiatrist Dr Karen O’Connor talk to Maria Delaney about the lack of investment in psychosis services.
On World Schizophrenia Day, the HSE’s clinic lead in this area says “year-to-year” rather than longer term funding is one of their biggest challenges.
Senator Annie Hoey called for the debate just hours after Noteworthy revealed the banned bloodsport was taking place in underground matches across Ireland.
Illegal matches and the breeding of birds solely for the banned bloodsport is happening up and down the country, an investigation by Noteworthy has found.
One of The Journal’s investigation team Noteworthy’s lesser-known missions is ruining your enjoyment of Ireland’s beauty and historic spots…
International House Galway went into liquidation while the head of new quality standards for the industry remained the majority shareholder.
New investigation finds that more than 51,000 minors have disappeared after arriving in Europe between 2021 and 2023.
It’s hoped that the RISE model can be replicated by other psychosis teams around the country.
Reporter Steven Fox and German reporter Swantje Furtak tell Susan Daly about their cross-border investigation into the damaging effects of commercial activity on wetlands.