Kitty Holland is a Social Affairs Correspondent at The Irish Times. She covers a wide range of topics including civil rights, mental health, and social interest, with a focus on accessibility, diversity and inclusion, and housing market issues. Kitty's work has been featured in The Irish Times, where she delves into the intersection of law, health, and society.
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Kitty Holland's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in Ireland. She regularly covers topics related to government & politics, tragedy, and crime in the region.
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By: Kitty Holland
Anja Busse, who was in Dublin this week, says health and social services must be a priority for users
By: Kitty Holland
Those destitute still remain 11% higher than a year ago
By: Kitty Holland
Regular meals and an ability to regulate moods gives Darndale pupils a better chance
By: Kitty Holland
Software engineer transferred money to alleged ‘landlord’ and was shown the apartment in Crumlin, but discovered he had been scammed
By: Kitty Holland
Executive confirms it was ‘alerted by an external provider of card printing services of a cyberattack on their systems’
Mother ‘extremely vulnerable and will require significant help and support in dealing with her difficulties’, court hears
Charity phone line received more than 66,000 calls, but could respond to just over 14,000 queries, notes annual report for 2025
By: Kitty Holland
Possibility of showers and thunderstorms will increase as week goes on
By: Kitty Holland
Walkinstown Social Service Centre, running since 1965, faces closure as religious founders say they can no longer maintain it
By: Kitty Holland
Yellow high temperature warning issued for five counties amid hosepipe ban in several areas from Uisce Éireann
