Kitty Holland is a Social Affairs Correspondent at The Irish Times. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, mental health, civil rights, and issues related to diversity and inclusion, with a focus on how these themes intersect within society and culture. Kitty's insightful reporting has been featured in The Irish Times.
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Dublin, Ireland (Local)
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By: Kitty Holland
Boy has amassed drug debt and two teenagers he was living with were shot at, court hears
By: Kate Byrne
Hiqa recently inspected the Tusla welfare service for unaccompanied and separated children seeking international protection
By: Kitty Holland
Research and medical services set back due to delay by Department of Justice in processing visas
Agency acknowledges formal strategy meeting was ‘unacceptably delayed’ in this case
By: Kitty Holland
ESRI study found some children not getting adequate food and warmth despite coming from homes above poverty line
By: Kitty Holland
Judge told teen has assaulted two staff members in special care
By: Kitty Holland
Ireland has ‘one of the lowest employment rates’ in Europe for people with disabilities, which is ‘just not acceptable’, says Minister
First clear list in more than six months like ‘winning the All Ireland’, judge says
By: Kitty Holland
Latest incident, in which improvised weapons were used, left nine staff injured, says trade union
By: Kitty Holland
Plan to provide 14,000 State-owned beds for asylum seekers, with purchase of Citywest a step towards goal
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