Weekend rostering of UHL consultants requires ‘urgent attention’
Top civil servant cautions Health Service Executive on emergency department at hospital
Blind no longer: ‘For the first time in over a decade, I can see the world around me’
Sligo town native the first patient in Ireland to be treated with pioneering ocular gene therapy
Homeowners to be allowed rent out their EV chargers under pilot project
Several actions announced aimed at accelerating move to greener transport
‘She’s missed out on so much’: Family of Aoife Johnston, who died in Limerick hospital, determined to keep her memory alive
Teenager’s father James has been diagnosed with stage four cancer, dealing a further blow to the family
Mpox: how big is the risk to Ireland now that the type of most concern has been recorded here?
Q&A: Irish health officials have been preparing for a potential rise of cases in the State since August
Demand for HSE’s free ‘talk therapy’ reaches 1,000 a month
Sixty-two per cent of users with clinical levels of anxiety or depression achieved ‘reliable improvement’ in 12-month period to April 2024
‘Large proportion’ of child and youth deaths preventable, report on paediatric mortality finds
Report found half of deaths among 15- to 18-year-olds due to suspected self-harm
‘It’s 2025 - not the Stone Age’: Government to face extra pressure to promote female TDs as junior ministers
Labour leader Ivana Bacik said there were the same number of Ministers with the name James as there were women
TB found in alpaca at private south Dublin school’s farm, postmortem shows
Animal had to be put down after becoming unwell with a lung infection
Concerns around financial stability of several nursing homes across the State, Hiqa finds
Eight facilities operated by different providers were found to be non-compliant with tax
Children in Ireland receiving first mobile phone at average age of nine
Survey finds parents and guardians aged under 35 more likely to give devices to children at a younger age, as are those in Dublin and Leinster
Retailers selling tobacco and vaping products will have to apply and pay for a licence from next year
Annual fee will be €1,000 for the sale of tobacco products and €800 for the sale of nicotine-inhaling products
Military medicine graduation a ‘landmark’ for Defence Forces
Comdt Fiachra Lambe was formally admitted as a member of the Faculty of Military Medicine in Ireland following graduation at McKee Barracks in Dublin
Tripling Beaumont’s emergency department and a new 95-bed ward among plans to update hospital
Infrastructure and digitisation are key challenges facing Anne Coyle, who returns to helm the north Dublin hospital having begun her career as an intern there
Family of student who died of brain bleed say ‘right to fair procedures’ denied ahead of second Medical Council hearing
Lisa Niland admitted to Sligo hospital in January 2017 after collapsing in fast-food restaurant with severe head pain