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How is the cost of a proposal calculated?Įach project is individually costed based on how much work we anticipate will be involved. In order to fund the work detailed in our proposals, we look for community support through crowdfunding. Proposals are investigative projects based on the ideas and suggestions we receive from the general public. The Office of the President is entirely exempt from such information access laws. The same goes for organisations like the Data Protection Commissioner and NAMA. Detailed statistical information on for example crime in your local neighbourhood may not be available and An Garda Síochána are only subject to Freedom of Information law in a very limited way. There are also certain types of stories that are extremely difficult to do, much as we would like to do them. Sometimes, this is not possible due to our legal system and the exceptional costs involved. You may have seen stories written in other countries that you would like to see done in Ireland. It is also important to keep in mind that Ireland has some of the strictest defamation laws in the world.

In other cases, the ideas do not stand up to further investigation. In some cases, we have not been provided with enough detail or the idea is too general. We receive many suggestions each month and it is simply not possible to do them all. This will allow us to resource projects that we feel are important but where we are not yet in position to release detailed information publicly. If you would like to support stories like this, you can contribute to our general fund here . In cases like this, Noteworthy will work to tell those stories in partnership with The Journal or other media organisations. At other times, there could be significant legal risks involved with creating a proposal before the research has been completed. On occasion, it would give too much away to release partial details of the idea and it would be better kept private until publication. Not every story will be suitable for a publicly-funded proposal. In some cases, we might also partner with newsrooms - especially regional ones - to publish. In cases where it would take too long to work up a proposal and seek public funding, we will work with The Journal to tell those stories quickly.

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For further information on how to protect yourself when sending information to journalists, you might want to read this guide.For secure anonymous messaging, you can contact us on Threema at ID: 5H3X4M5T.For this, you may want to set up a one-off email account with a pseudonym, then use an internet cafe or public wi-fi network to send the email. You can send us information electronically at.

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Make sure to at least password protect but preferably encrypt it and send us the login details separately.

If there is a large amount of material, you can send us a USB key.

If you want to send documents to us anonymously, our postal address is Noteworthy, Journal Media, 4th Floor, Latin Hall, Golden Lane, Dublin 2. We take your privacy seriously and understand that you may not be comfortable submitting every idea through our website. My story is sensitive and I want to contact you directly? If there is something you would like to see our team of journalists investigate, submit your story idea in a few quick steps using our online submission form. You can find out a little bit more about that here. It is now funded by Journal Media and the crowdfunded contributions from our supporters to our general fund and towards specific proposals. It was set up through the support of Google's Digital News Innovation Fund. Noteworthy is a platform from The Journal, Ireland's leading online news source. It could be why a controversial development near you got planning permission, how your local hospital performs compared to others, if your county's roads are unusually dangerous, or some dubious decision a government department has made. We want you to tell us about issues, local or national, that you would like to see investigated. We have created a new platform for supporting important journalism, one where reporters and members of the public can team up to deliver the stories that matter. In an era where all media face unprecedented funding challenges, this type of reporting can be difficult to deliver. Investigative journalism can be time-consuming and expensive, and some stories can only be told properly with investment of time and money. If you would like to keep up to date with our articles and investigations, sign up to our Insider Newsletter

We come back and look for community support in funding these projects.

We use those ideas to create proposals and figure out how best to tell these stories.

You tell us what you want to see investigated.

Noteworthy is a platform to help fund the type of in-depth journalism that the public wants to see.