Kitty Holland is a Social Affairs Correspondent at The Irish Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, culture and society, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on mental health, court proceedings, and legal reform. Kitty's insightful reporting has been featured in The Irish Times.
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Kitty Holland's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in Ireland. She regularly covers topics related to government & politics, tragedy, and crime in the region.
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By: Kitty Holland
About 1,000 teenagers leave education each year before they have attained a Junior Certificate
Boy has been missing from Tusla care for more than two weeks, and is nightly posting videos of himself breaking into cars
By: Kitty Holland
Judge directs that details of cases be sent to three Government Ministers
By: Kitty Holland
Fiona Dunne and Anna Polyshchuk have become friends but the Co Laois woman had not anticipated sharing her home for four years
By: Kitty Holland
Mounting concern among legal sources regarding refusal by agency’s referral committee, thereby sidelining cases from the High Court
Bodies of man (30s) and woman (40s) were found at residence on Old Connaught Avenue in Bray, Co Wicklow, on Wednesday morning
By: Conor Lally
Bodies of Bridget ‘Biddy' O'Brien and Jamie McGinn discovered at their home in Bray
By: Kitty Holland
After overcoming 40 years of drug-taking, Paul Killeen says running helps him to stay healthy
By: Kitty Holland
Brian Dalton, a senior accessibility engineer with a financial services company, earns a “good” salary but faces high extra costs due to being disabled.
Wheelchair user Brian Dalton pays ‘€5,000-€10,000 extra’ per year on things including assistive technology, transport and increased energy costs
