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# Children

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Number of child safety failings in Direct Provision centres, ombudsman report finds
'We got 300 calls today': High demand for children's shoes after they're reclassified as essential
'Her shoes are falling apart': Parents call for clarity on buying children's shoes
Allegations of department gathering dossiers on children with autism 'extremely concerning', says Paul Reid
120,000 doses of children's flu vaccine destroyed due to low uptake, despite 'heavyweight' promotion campaign
RTÉ's news2day: 'The tone of our news is important for children - no jargon or dramatic language'
Avril Hoare & Anne-Marie Smyth
Biden wants to undo 'national shame' of child separations at US-Mexico border
'It's like he didn't exist': Several court cases involving murdered children who can't be named
'Seen as criminals first, children second': 1,000 children in Ireland involved with criminal networks
Deputy CMO insists school closures should be 'last resort' only after criticism from special needs teachers
Re-opening schools for students with special needs to be prioritised by government, says minister
Childcare services to remain open but only for vulnerable groups and children of essential workers
Explainer: What childcare options are available in Level 5 and who gets priority?
State-funded ECCE pre-school programme to remain closed for a week, other childcare to open Monday
Over 15,000 new parents have availed of Parent's Benefit payment since introduction in 2019
Debunked: No, the Army is not going to chip children in schools so they can monitor them
Government to set up archive of records related to institutional trauma in 20th century
The flu vaccine and children: Here is everything parents need to know
Less invasive nasal swab to be applied for Covid-19 testing on children
Over a quarter of Irish children and adolescents say they do not have a high satisfaction with life
Overcrowded classes and an empty classroom: Serious 'frustration' at teaching job cuts during a health crisis
Is your child worried about going to school? An expert has some tips for parents
40% of teachers concerned about how play-based lessons will be affected by Covid-19 restrictions
'I feel like the only way out is to die': Over 20,000 disclosures of abuse made to Women's Aid in 2019
New research highlights long-term impact of Covid-19 restrictions on children with autism
'Maternity leave is a human right': TD calls for parental leave for TDs
'Parents face stark choices': Three-week extension to parent's leave criticised as too little, too late
'I've can't lift my arms, brush my hair, or even go to the toilet alone': Children still waiting on Spinraza drug, Dáil told
'It's been a long 16 weeks': Anticipation tinged with nerves as creches prepare to re-open
Majority of children and teenagers with Covid-19 only experience mild symptoms, according to new research
Ombudsman expresses 'grave concern' over potential abolition of Department of Children
Poll: Should the Department of Children be scrapped?
State grants will ensure childcare providers should have no reason to increase fees, says minister
'Play-pods' of up to 12 children to be introduced in creches as they reopen from 29 June
The government's Covid-19 childcare plans, while noble, will not benefit children
Karen Clince
'Shambolic': Government told to 'go back to the drawing board' over failed childcare scheme for healthcare workers
Three children in New York die of rare disease that could be linked to Covid-19
Childcare providers have until Tuesday to sign up to wage subsidy scheme
Court-ordered access to children for separated parents advised to continue during pandemic
Parents will not have to pay for childcare they are not receiving during Covid-19 crisis, says Taoiseach