Delayed assessments of needs (AONs) in Ireland In an interview with Tabatha Monahan of the Irish Independent, the Minister for Children and Disabilities confirmed that the current system is letting children down. Under the 2005 Disability Act, Assessments of Needs...
Terenure College abuse: former teacher John McClean convicted again John McClean, a former rugby coach at Terenure College who is currently serving prison time for sexually abusing 45 boys, has been found guilty of abusing four more youths. Following his abuse of...
Fatal foetal abnormality misdiagnosis leads to wrongful terminations in Ireland It has been established that the State Claims Agency has received two cases involving an unborn child who was mistakenly identified with a fatal foetal condition, which resulted in the...
Landmark €2m settlement for Air Corps chemical exposure survivor The smell of jet fuel still haunts Gary Coll. Now 51 and forced to walk with the aid of a rollator, the former Irish Air Corps technician just secured a landmark €2 million settlement from the State. His...
5 steps to follow when making a road accident claim in Ireland Learn the five essential steps to follow when making a road accident claim in Ireland to ensure you receive fair compensation. 1. Apply to the Injuries Board While it is recommended that an application for...