Tag: accountability
Raising Standards: The Impact of PSRA Regulation on Ireland’s Property Services...
The Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA) has introduced significant changes to elevate standards in Ireland's property services sector, ensuring better service for consumers and a more accountable industry.
Creeslough Families Meet Irish Leader as Inquiry Commitment Takes Shape
Families from Creeslough engage with the Irish leader, who has conditionally committed to an inquiry into recent tragic events affecting their community.
High Court Orders Publication of Names in Christian Brothers Abuse Case
The High Court has mandated the release of names associated with the Christian Brothers abuse case, marking a significant step in transparency and accountability within the Irish justice system.
High Court Orders Publication of Names in Christian Brothers Abuse Case
The High Court in Ireland has mandated the release of names associated with the Christian Brothers abuse case, a significant development in a long-standing issue affecting many individuals and communities. This decision comes as part of ongoing efforts to provide justice and accountability for victims.
Creeslough Families Meet Irish Leader Amid Conditional Commitment to Inquiry
Families from Creeslough have met with an Irish leader who has conditionally committed to an inquiry, highlighting the ongoing community concerns and demands for accountability.
High Court Orders Publication of Names in Christian Brothers Abuse Case
The High Court has mandated the release of names associated with the Christian Brothers abuse case, marking a significant step in the pursuit of justice for victims.
Creeslough Families Engage with Irish Leader Over Conditional Inquiry Commitment
In a recent meeting, families from Creeslough discussed vital inquiries with Ireland's leader, who conditionally committed to a thorough investigation. This engagement is crucial for the community seeking answers and justice.
Ireland’s Mother and Baby Homes: A Tragedy We Cannot Forget
The legacy of Ireland's mother and baby homes continues to shape discussions on human rights and accountability. As we reflect on this dark chapter, we must remember the lives affected and advocate for justice.
High Court to Review Publication of Names of 340 Former Christian...
The High Court is set to consider the publication of the names of 340 former members of the Christian Brothers, a significant development in ongoing discussions about accountability and transparency in Ireland.
Charities Regulator Reports 681 Complaints About Charities Operating in Ireland Last...
The Charities Regulator has noted an increase in complaints about charity operations in Ireland, with 681 reports filed last year. This surge highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in the charity sector.




