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20th February 2007 Parliamentary Question Re Residential Care Charges
Health Services – Parliamentary Question 88. Ms C. Murphy asked the Minister for Health and Children if, in consultation with service providers, she will carry out an evaluation of…
How to Apply for a Disabled Driver Parking Card / Permit
In order to apply for a Disabled Driver Parking Card / Permit, you must first write a short note to the Irish Wheelchair Association’s Driving Section (IWA, Driving Section,…
€35 Per Week Is Enough To Live On According to Minister
4th December 2006, Press Release Catherine Murphy, TD (Ind) has stated huge concern over what Government has deemed an acceptable level of income for persons with intellectual and physical disabilities.…
Murphy Quizzes Minister on Charges to Disabled Persons
29th November 2006, Dáil Adjournment Debate Ms C. Murphy: I attended a meeting in St. Raphael’s in Celbridge on Sunday. St. Raphael’s is run by the…
Disabled Persons Forced To Live On Just €35 Per Week
28th November 2006, Dáil Statement Catherine Murphy, TD today criticised the new system imposed via the Health (Amendment) Act, 2005 which made legal the charging of fees…
€10 Million Underspend In Disabled Persons Grants Must Be Addressed
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Fragmented Services in Kildare Disadvantage Children With Special Needs
12th October 2006, Dáil Adjournment Debate Catherine Murphy, TD (Ind) has again raised the issue of the extremely fragmented support services available to children…
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