Breaking News: Budget Measures Will Not Reduce Child Poverty, ESRI Says
ESRI analysis says Ireland’s latest Budget measures are unlikely to reduce the number of children living in poverty.
ESRI analysis says Ireland’s latest Budget measures are unlikely to reduce the number of children living in poverty.
Budget 2027 includes €1.15 billion in new social protection measures, including higher welfare payments and Ireland’s first Cost…
An OECD report says Ireland needs coordinated action on work, income support, childcare, housing and public services to…
A new OECD report says tackling child poverty requires cash supports alongside policies that help parents access and…
A child-designed snail sculpture highlights healthcare, housing and inclusion as EU representatives meet in Ireland to discuss the…
ESRI research finds school absence in Ireland has risen since Covid, with disadvantage, wellbeing, disability and family stress…
Ireland’s second European Child Guarantee progress report highlights expanded schoolbooks, meals and early-learning supports, alongside a new 2030…
The Annual Summit on child poverty returns in 2026, with Taoiseach Micheál Martin set to host the Ballymun…
gov.ie confirms Summit 2026 will focus on child poverty and well-being, with Taoiseach Micheál Martin hosting the Ballymun…
Simon Harris has put child poverty at the centre of Budget talks, raising pressure on the Government to…
One-parent families are back in focus as Ireland debates poverty, childcare, housing and the cost of living.

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