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# Roderic O'Gorman

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2023
O'Gorman to push hard for significant childcare fee cuts in meeting with Donohoe tomorrow
Excavation of Tuam mother and baby home site one step closer as Advisory Board is chosen
O'Gorman doubles down on need for fee freeze as childcare providers protest at Leinster House
Extra €1b announced for Ukrainian accommodation as Minister confirms tents may be used over winter
Children's minister says three-day strike by childcare providers this week is 'not warranted'
Reports about welfare of children in State care deleted amid GDPR concerns
Minister says Govt 'under real pressure' to accommodate refugees in coming months
Electric Picnic tents for refugees 'can only be a very short term measure', minister says
Minister O'Gorman says he can't rule out future use of tents to house refugees in Ireland
The plan to end Direct Provision by next year is being revised - what's next for the system?
Domestic violence leave will include full pay
Varadkar promises further cut in childcare costs, as minister pushes for another 25% reduction
Conversion therapy practices to carry criminal offence under proposed new ban, says minister
Government able to offer accommodation to newly arrived asylum seekers for first time since January
Student accommodation to house thousands of refugees for second summer
State to pay €1.5m to EU over lack of accommodation for asylum seekers
O'Gorman: 'Disturbing' that anti-immigration protesters are 'wrapping themselves in the tricolour'
Minister says ‘floatels’ are being looked at to house refugees
Taoiseach 'horrified' by burning of refugee tents as ministers to meet gardaí over protests
500 pilot 'baby bundles' to be delivered to new parents this week
High Court rules failure to provide Afghan asylum seeker with accomodation was 'unlawful'
Hiqa to begin inspections of Direct Provision centres this year after campaign by rights groups
Tourist season set to take 1,300 beds from system housing refugees
Rate of pay for domestic violence leave should be worked out by end of summer, says minister
Minister tells Grace case inquiry it is 'imperative' it completes report within 12 months
Roderic O'Gorman speaks out about 'vicious abuse' against LGBT+ community
Opinion: The argument for more ministers? Just look at Roderic O'Gorman's workload
Government grants yet another year long extension to Grace case inquiry
Mother and Baby Homes: 'Morally obnoxious' and 'callous' redress scheme passes Dáil vote
'Onus on us all to challenge narrative that single males pose threat to communities', TDs told
Paying workers a lower salary under domestic violence leave could put victims at risk, Govt warned
No buildings available so far after Minister's most recent urgent refugee accommodation appeal
McGrath: 'Plea for large buildings to house refugees reflects the strain the system is under'
'I was the child of a fallen woman': Boyd Barrett gives powerful speech in Mother & Baby debate
'Mothers had their children ripped out of their arms': 24,000 people excluded from redress
Minister: 'No level of consultation' would change views of some on housing asylum seekers
Children’s Minister to seek approval to alter legal status of childminders
Citywest closes to new International Protection arrivals, but facility remains open for processing
Calls for industrial buildings to be 'utilised' in response to impending Citywest closure
Irish Sign Language Act 'not operating as intended' and is 'poor across most sections'