Children and rights in Ireland This document gives information on a child's rights in different areas, such as, education, employment, travel, recreation, health and relationships.
The Ombudsman for Children The Ombudsman for Children promotes the rights and welfare of children in Ireland. The Office of the Ombudsman also investigates complaints regarding children's rights.
National policy on children and young people Ireland's National Children's Strategy was published in 2000 following extensive consultation. It was the blueprint for improving the lives of children, particularly those who are disadvantaged.
Youth homelessness Information about youth homelessness and how it differs from adult homelessness. Details of the services and supports available for young people who are homeless or at risk of losing their home.
Anti-social behaviour by children The Criminal Justice Act 2006 introduced new provisions for dealing with anti-social behaviour by children. These provisions, allow the GardaĆ to deal with anti-social behaviour in a number of ways.