RTE News- Review finds Tusla must address serious shortcomings June 19, 2018An investigation by HIQA has found that the Child and Family Agency, Tusla, must take urgent action to address serious shortcomings in how it manages allegations of child sexual abuse.
- Varadkar pays tribute to homosexuals who were convicted June 19, 2018The Taoiseach has paid tribute in the Dáil to those who were criminalised for homosexual activity prior to the repeal of the laws in 1993.
- Tusla findings to be implemented in full - Zappone June 19, 2018The Minister for Children has said the findings and recommendations of today's HIQA report into how Child and Family Agency Tusla manages allegations of child sexual abuse will be implemented in full.
- Man pleads guilty to raping woman he met on Tinder June 19, 2018A man who was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman he met on the dating app Tinder has pleaded guilty to two further attacks in which he raped one woman and sexually assaulted another.
- Divergences remain on Ireland in Brexit talks - Barnier June 19, 2018Talks between Britain and the European Commission on Brexit have made progress in some issues but they still disagree on how to tackle the Irish border, according to the EU's chief negotiator.
- Donohoe does not want to add fuel to economic fire June 19, 2018The Government is planning a budgetary package of €3.4 billion for 2019, of which €2.6 billion has already been allocated.
- Report: Homeless 'unwilling' to take private rental June 19, 2018A "significant" number of families who presented as homeless were "unwilling" to be housed in the private rental sector, according to a new report which has been criticised by homeless charities.
- Station explosion not believed to be terror-related June 19, 2018British police were called to reports of a minor explosion at an underground station in London this evening.
- Soldier to face prosecution over Aidan McAnespie death June 19, 2018A British soldier is to face prosecution for manslaughter over the death of Aidan McAnespie in 1988.
- Trump defends family separation in migrant row June 19, 2018US President Donald Trump has defended the "zero tolerance" policy leading to thousands of migrant families being split on the US border as the only effective way to fight illegal immigration.
- Review finds Tusla must address serious shortcomings June 19, 2018
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