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Press releases and public notices

The Charities Regulator is keen to engage with charities and other members of the public, and we regularly host events and publish information and guidance relating to our work. Please see below for examples of our recent press releases, reports and other activities.

04 March 2024 Public Notice

Registrations update

07 February 2024 Public Notice

Chief Executive Announcement

02 February 2024 Public Notice

Intermediate Sanctions Imposed on Naas Care of the Aged Association

02 February 2024 Public Notice

Statutory investigation into the affairs of Navan Mental Health Housing Association Limited (Registered Charity Number 20047023)

02 February 2024 Public Notice

Statutory investigation into the affairs of Bóthar

02 February 2024 Public Notice

Charities Regulator appoints inspectors to investigate the affairs of Inner City Helping Homeless

02 February 2024 Public Notice

Charities Regulator appoints inspectors to investigate ISPCA

07 December 2023 Press Releases

Squeeze on charity donations this Christmas

31 October 2023 Press Releases

Details announced for Charity Trustees’ Week 2023

12 October 2023 Public Notice

Charities Regulator appoints inspectors to investigate Peter McVerry Trust

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