with Hannah Kelly
A group of survivors say they're 'breaking the silence'
The experiences of people in nursing homes and care-settings during Covid are being made public today.
A group representing survivors, and bereaved families, say they're finally 'breaking the silence'.
Every 20 minutes today - they'll be sharing someone's story on social media.
Majella Beattie from Care Champions says they've lost confidence in Government plans to 'evaluate' the pandemic - and are demanding a human rights inquiry.
Kildare Minister Set To Propose Bill Aimed At Tackling Cruel Treatment by Dog Breeders
It's set to clamp down on third party sales - where a puppy is sold by someone other than the person who reared it
41% Failure Rate For Septic Tank Inspections For Kildare In 2025
Local authorities across the country completed 1,466 septic tank inspections in 2025 targeting areas of greatest risk
EU Plans Crackdown on Dynamic Pricing for Concerts
It follows high profile criticism of certain concert sales, most notably Oasis and Taylor Swift.
Figures Reveal Nearly 6,000 Retired Greyhounds Born In 2021 And 2022 Now Dead
It comes as new figures were obtained by Greyhound Action Ireland via Parliamentary Questions
Ambulance Staff Threaten Further Strikes If Talks Don't Progress With HSE
It's over a years-long dispute over pay
Man Dies Following Incident on Henry Street in Dublin
A man has died following an incident on Henry Street in Dublin city centre.
Criticism Over "Extremely Slow" Psychological Evaluation Of Teenage Girl Charged With Alleged Fatal Assault Of Scarlet Faulkner
The 16-year-old girl and a 40-year-old woman, who both cannot be named, appeared at Nenagh District Court in county Tipperary.
Bertie Ahern Stands Over Immigration Comments
It comes after he referred to people arriving from “the Congo” and “the next generation of Muslims” during a doorstep conversation while canvassing in Dublin Central
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