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Ecosocial Work in Ireland – Appreciating Interconnections
IASW in the News, Irish Independent – M9 crash teens’ behaviour was indefensible, but I’ve seen first-hand how boys can be drawn to crime

I once taught a child who came to school with a burst lip and a black eye. He had been involved in a run-in with some older boys and came out the worst of it. I asked if his parents knew what had happened to him. His mother didn’t, but his father told him that […]
IASW in the News, The Irish Sun: Chilling truth of gangs preying on kids in Tusla care as Gardai probe ‘serious wrongdoing’ at unregulated SEA centres

By Keith Falkiner | Adam Higgins “SERIOUS wrongdoing” at several of child and family agency Tusla’s unregulated emergency centres is being investigated by Gardai. Some fraudsters have milked millions from the discredited €200million scheme. And a leading social worker chief has called for greater action against evil trafficking gangs who are smuggling children into Ireland — who eventually end up in Tusla’s Special […]
IASW in the News, RTE: ‘A concern’ that teen killed in M9 crash in Tusla care

The CEO of the Children’s Rights Alliance has said that it is a concern that one of the five teenagers killed in the M9 crash last weekend was in the care of Tusla. Tusla confirmed yesterday evening that one of the teenagers was in its care and two more of the five teenagers who died […]