Cork cancer charity sees sharp increase in demand for services

Cork ARC opens new ‘centre of excellence’ after pandemic restricted operations

Spectators to be allowed back on a British racecourse in a fortnight’s time

St Leger meeting at Doncaster will be pilot event for the return of crowds as 20,000 people will attend over its four days

Cork businessman secures $3m in funding for Kenyan e-health business

MyDawa manufactures generic drugs that it then supplies to customers via its platform

The health professionals embracing complementary medicine

Once rejected by the medical establishment, alternative treatments such as herbal medicines and acupuncture are sometimes being used in tandem with established medical procedures

Storm Ophelia victim: ‘Kind, gentle, generous’ cancer nurse recalled

‘Mam left as she lived, she was one of a kind’, Clare O’Neill’s daughter tells mourners

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Storm Ophelia: Tributes to ‘gentle giant’ killed while cutting fallen tree

Families mourn three victims who died on Monday in Tipperary, Louth and Waterford

Transgender recognition Bill ‘flawed’, human rights lawyers say

Dr Lydia Foy expresses concern over exclusion of young people

‘Adoption feels further away than ever’

Adoption was always a complex legal process. But in late 2011 it became more confusing and more expensive. Now some would-be parents are simply giving up

Abortion ‘is never, ever a casual decision’

‘I thought the days of assassinating abortion providers were over,’ says Dr Shelley Sella, one of four remaining doctors in the US willing to terminate third-trimester pregnancies

Q&A: Stephen Smith