Minister of State ‘would have to resign’ if she expressed no confidence in colleague

A part-time job at the Botanic Gardens has given David O’Brien ‘untold confidence’

PR executive who spoke to Naughten about INM ruling met Donohoe among other politicians

Concerns over management of risk, safeguarding from abuse and fire protection

Tireless work on behalf of the Special Olympic movement merits due recognition

Blossom Buddies: An award-winning initiative looks to life after school for teenagers with intellectual disabilities

Every month Chloe Collins, who has cerbral palsy, does a sleepover with her ‘other family’

Lack of regulation and legislation around services highlighted in recent report

How service has improved life for family of 13-year-old boy with Down syndrome

Road closures in place in capital on Monday for event

Wendy Flynn, who had lost the ability to walk due to a brain injury, will run 10km after rehabilitation

Parents of children with special educational needs face a tiring labyrinth of twists and turns

Court hears man was attacked by another disabled client after being left unsupervised

Hiqa report finds unit run by St Michael's House in breach of care and safety standards

Health authority asked to investigate pay arrangements at Central Remedial Clinic

Claims staff expected to work 63-hour week as talks with disability bodies break down

More than 1,600 children and adults with an intellectual disability are cared for in its 170 day and residential centres across the Dublin area.

Turning 18 means losing access to child services, so parents of children with special needs have to rely on their own abilities to create a happy and fulfilling life for their children