Regulation ? in Limerick
Regulation not named in the report text: 2 non-compliance(s) in the latest reports we read.
An inspection records what inspectors saw on one day; services respond with corrective actions — how to read this.
23 April 2026
Tiny Friends Creche, Limerick · Regulation not named in the report text
- (1) The registered provider did not notify the Early Years inspectorate within the specified timeframe of 60 days of the following changes identified on the day of the inspection in relation to the preschool service. 1.The change in the name of the designated person in charge. 2.The change in the closing hours of operation for the preschool service from 18:15 pm to 17:30 pm
Provider's corrective action:
- : The registered provider has submitted a change of circumstances for the following: 1.The change in the name of the designated person in charge. 2.The change in the closing hours of the operation for the preschool service
19 February 2024
Little Wonders Pre School, Clarina · Regulation not named in the report text
- (1) The registered provider did not notify the early years inspection registration office that a second sessional service was operating in the afternoon from 12.15hrs to 15.15 hrs
Provider's corrective action:
- The registered provider has notified the early years inspection registration office that a second sessional service was operating in the afternoon from 12.15hrs to 15.15 hrs. The inspection focused on an examination of compliance under regulations 9,11,15,19,25,26 and 28; however, on inspection additional non-compliance which posed a risk was identified under Regulation 8. These findings are outlined within the relevant regulations within this report. Inspection findings are documented in the inspection report which is first issued in draft format to the service with an opportunity to respond to any findings. Where statutory requirements are identified as not being met, the registered provider must demonstrate how they have rectified the non-compliance and will prevent any non - compliance from re occurring. The Corrective Action and Preventive Action plan (CAPA) will be used to inform decisions about compliance with regulatory requirements. Where the registered provider fails to meet the statutory requirements an escalation process may be commenced. The inspectorate reserves the right to edit responses received for reasons including clarity, completeness and compliance with administrative and legal processes. The contents of the report are compiled by the inspectorate body. Acknowledgments The inspector wishes to acknowledge the cooperation of the registered provider ,staff and children who were present on the day of the inspection