The Mental Health Commission says Ireland can’t keep criminalising people who are mentally unwell.
The Mental Health Commission says Ireland can’t keep criminalising people who are mentally unwell.
A new report published by the Commission says the country’s justice and mental health systems are failing people in jail who are mentally ill.
It highlights a lack of programmes to divert low level offenders to the appropriate service.
Greystones Councillor Issues Open Letter to Simon Harris Calling For Stand On Human Rights On Gaza
People in Wicklow are being encouraged to attend a vigil next month in Greystones in solidarity with people suffering in Gaza after Social democrats member Mark Barry urges action
Tragedy In Wicklow After Man In His 40s Dies While Swimming in The Harbour
A search and recovery operation was launched on Wednesday evening
Strike Action Will Begin Thurs Aug 28th. Schools Instructed To Open As Normal
Secretaries and caretakers represented by the Fórsa trade union are due to begin strike action tomorrow
SETU Offers Online & Chat Support To Students as CAO Offers Are Released
"It’s natural to feel overwhelmed, but it’s important to remember you are not alone"
Street Lighting In Arklow And Across South Wicklow Continues To Cause Concerns
Local TD slams public lighting situation in Arklow and South Wicklow
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