An inspection by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) revealed serious hygiene and safety issues at a children's disability center in Co Meath, Ireland. The inspection, conducted in November 2025, found rotten or outdated food in fridges, lack of running water in bathrooms, and brown faecal matter on ceilings and furniture. Inspectors noted significant cleanliness and maintenance problems, including mold buildup, dust, cobwebs, and unsafe conditions like holes in walls and damaged furniture. Following the inspection, HIQA issued a notice to potentially revoke the center's registration. While improvements were noted in subsequent inspections in March 2026, key compliance issues remained unresolved, particularly regarding fire safety, personal plans, communication, and governance. The center continues under regulatory oversight.
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