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Alleged transfer of €1.5m by autism body to UK parent charity ‘possibly criminal’

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By Shauna Bowers Verified, Mark Tighe Verified
| EIN News
The alleged transfer of more than €1.5 million of taxpayers’ money from an Irish autism charity to its UK parent charity could be a “breach” of the Companies Act and “possibly a criminal offence”, it is claimed in internal correspondence within the charity. It emerged earlier this week the Health Service Executive (HSE) has begun a review into the governance and finances of Autism Initiatives Ireland, which has this year rebranded to Autism a Chara.
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Autism charity under review following allegations it moved €1.5m out of the State

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By Shauna Bowers Verified, Mark Tighe Verified
| EIN News
Public Accounts Committee told approval was not given for transfer of HSE-funded monies Anne O’Connor, chief executive of the HSE, informed the Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee that it has commenced a review of relevant financial, contractual and governance records relating to the organisation.
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More than quarter of patients waiting for dental care have additional needs, figures show

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By Shauna Bowers Verified
| EIN News
Report relates to general anaesthetic work, which is often carried out in hospitals Children make up over half of all patients waiting for dental treatment under general anaesthetic. Photograph: Getty Images Thu Apr 23 2026 - 00:01 • 2 MIN READ More than a quarter of patients waiting for dental care under general anaesthetic (GA) have a disability or additional needs, new figures show.
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