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Social justice has been a focus of investigative platform Noteworthy since its inception over three years ago.
Our investigative platform recently received a lot of emails and support for health-related projects.
Reporter Peter McGuire won for his investigation that found sexual violence victims were fighting roadblocks to justice.
The Journal’s investigative platform published 14 investigations in 2021 and scooped 4 awards.
The investigative team completed a number of collaborative projects in the past three months, thanks to your contributions.
The investigative platform completed four new projects in the past three months, thanks to your contributions.
The investigative platform completed five projects so far this year, thanks to your contributions.
Noteworthy finds that pleas for help from women impacted by valproate (Epilim) continue to be dismissed.
Noteworthy finds inspections of fishing vessels dropped by 30% in 2020, with a drop of over 60% sea boardings by the Naval Service.
Noteworthy delves into the Government meetings, letters and emails behind the new penalty points regulation for fishers.
Noteworthy reveals over 30 tonnes of threatened fish were discarded in one year, including the endangered basking shark and critically endangered skates.
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Two major investigations were published over the past month thanks to your continued support.
Your support means that Noteworthy can now also start investigating illegal hedgecutting.
Noteworthy is working on a several investigations and crowdfunding for new projects on dognapping and eating disorder treatment.
Our community-driven platform has listened to you and launched proposed projects on the Big Four, plastic waste and agri-subsidies.
Our community-driven platform has listened to you and recently launched projects on issues including racism and hedge cutting.
More of your ideas have been turned into proposed investigations as part of the team’s pandemic project.
More of your ideas have been turned into proposed investigations as part of the team’s pandemic project.
The first investigation will look at a suspected increase in domestic abuse during the coronavirus pandemic.
An investigation into the most dangerous roads and junctions for cyclists is also underway.
There are four investigation proposals on their way to be funded soon, with two over 60% complete.
There are 44 open investigation proposals compiled from ideas sent to us by you, our readers.
There are 35 investigation open investigation proposals compiled from ideas sent to us by you, our readers.
Since April, we’ve published almost 50 articles which were funded directly by our readers.
Since April, we’ve undertaken more than twenty projects, ten of which were funded directly by our readers.
The new platform will fund in-depth journalism based on suggestions from the public.
He said that confidentiality needed to be restored quickly at the newspaper.
Controversial journalist Mazher Mahmood uses a sheikh costume to lure celebrities.
The journalist’s documentaries ‘States of Fear’ and ‘Cardinal Sins’ highlighted child abuse in schools and the Catholic Church.
What Martin O’Neill really said to Roy Keane. How Declan Kidney broke the news to Ronan O’Gara that he was dropped.
The 37-year-old was one of the first journalists in Ireland to take on the “big guys” of organised crime.
Exposé on counterfeit cigarette trade in Ireland given Gold World Medal in investigative news programme category in New York.