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Tallaght children facing decade-long therapy wait
9+ hour, 7+ min ago (487+ words) The average wait for speech and language therapy at one Tallaght disability team is now longer than a child’s entire primary school education, with hundreds waiting more than four years for help. Figures highlighted by Dublin South West TD Seán…...
Culture Night Dublin comes of age | Over 300 free events announced for Dublin City
1+ week, 1+ day ago (712+ words) Now in its 21st year, Culture Night returns on Friday, September 18, with over 300 free events taking place. The programme was unveiled today by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr. Daryl Barron, alongside this year’s ambassadors, Irish National Breaking champion Leon Dwyer…...
National Heritage Week 2026 returns to Dublin
1+ week, 5+ day ago (455+ words) More than 2,500 events will take place across the island of Ireland during National Heritage Week, which begins tomorrow, Saturday, August 15. This year’s programme, the largest in the event’s history, will run until Sunday, August 23, with most activities free to attend....
Summer stolen from Dublin’s homeless children
2+ week, 8+ hour ago (530+ words) Thousands of children across Dublin are spending another summer without a place to call home, missing out on the simple childhood experiences most families take for granted, from playdates and sleepovers to afternoons with friends, psychologists have warned. New figures…...
Children's rights under attack in Dublin 1, says Ennis
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (345+ words) Social Democrats TD Daniel Ennis The plight of children living in emergency accommodation highlights the importance of incorporating the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child into Irish law, according to Social Democrats TD Daniel Ennis. Ennis, TD for…...
Paid leave for pregnancy loss “does not go far enough,” says Labour
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (353+ words) Labour TD and health spokesperson Marie Sherlock has said that government plans to introduce paid leave for pregnancy loss “do not go far enough.” Sherlock has urged Minister for Enterprise, Peter Burke, to take up the Labour Bill to ensure…...
Fingal Sounds of Summer returns with a vibrant county-wide Festival in a Van tour
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (259+ words) This year’s programme features an exciting and eclectic line-up of artists spanning folk, hip-hop, jazz, samba, spoken word, traditional music and global sounds. Among the featured performers are: Flynn Johnson, one of the most exciting emerging voices in Irish hip-hop,…...
Play is Powerful: Children's Health Foundation Celebrate International Day of Play at CHI
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (446+ words) Laughter, creativity and imagination took centre stage at Children’s Health Ireland last Thursday (11th) as children, families and staff came together to celebrate International Day of Play and recognise the powerful role it plays in children’s healthcare. The event, supported by…...
St Laurence’s BNS students walk for wellness
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (287+ words) St Laurence’s Boys National School organised a walk around Clonmore Park as part of their sustainable travel Action Day and Wellness Week. The walk aimed to promote physical activity, wellbeing, sustainable travel and community involvement. Led by the Green Schools…...
Dublin schools sweep national ‘Daily Swaps’ Challenge – winning half of all awards
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (517+ words) Schools from across County Dublin claimed five of the ten national awards in this year’s Daily Swaps Challenge, a nationwide sustainability initiative from An Taisce’s Green-Schools Programme. Among the winners was Sharavogue Junior School in Glenageary, which recorded the highest…...