Nursing homes rebuked for dust on food, fire safety and a lack of access to outdoor spaces
Bushfield Care Centre in Galway was non-compliant in all areas including quality and safety, food nutrition and infection control
Bushfield Care Centre in Galway was non-compliant in all areas including quality and safety, food nutrition and infection control
Management warned board about services facing difficulties in meeting scale of demands
Studies suggest depression, Alzheimer’s and bacterial infections could be linked to vitamin D deficiency
GPs should pause to ‘reflect, review, rethink’ when woman shows same symptoms three times in 12 months
Staffing rules introduced by HSE to tackle potential €1bn overrun as doctors, nurses warn of significant patient risk
Nine months into a new funding system, most health regions have autonomy on day-to-day spending revoked
Pay remains at the top of the agenda, while the Government will have to clarify its demands for ‘productivity improvements’ in the public sector
Health Service Executive says it is ‘exploring’ using new technology due to increased demand and shortage of radiographers
Routine development checks for babies are being triaged in seven health areas, raising concerns that children are ‘being left behind’
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill compares Cork to Beaumont, where fewer patients are on trolleys
Figures for first seven months of 2026 show issue most prominent at Dublin’s Mater and St James’s hospitals
Drugs like Mounjaro are not the only solution to problem
Michelle Craughwell ‘really disappointed’ with quality of care received at University Hospital Galway in 2023
Public Accounts Committee told €125m of insurance claims written off over four years in HSE hospitals
Swiss pharma firm Sandoz highlights potential savings Ireland could make on medicines bill
HSE admitted breach in its duty of care, but denied it caused the death of the baby
Overpayments to health service workers amount to about €10m a year, figures show
Cork University Hospital CEO says returning to HSE ‘like stepping back in time’
Most young people say their parents, too, are on smartphones for long periods
State’s approach to weight-loss medications ‘raises important matters of health policy which will require discussions’, says HSE
Union sources play down suggestion of fresh Government initiative, though informal contacts continue
A fudge on decriminalisation brings policy a bit closer to reality on the ground
Mater hospital staff cite absence of pay deal, cost of living, inflation and surging property prices as reason for stoppage
Court hears that Ollie Roche’s heart condition could and should have been diagnosed before he was born
Separately, gardaí to refer first-time offenders found with ‘small amount’ of drugs to health services
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Ozempic and Mounjaro are not available for free on medical card or subsidised by the Drugs Payment Scheme
Public sector industrial action presents a big challenge for parents and patients amid escalation of dispute
The budget overrun in the health service could reach €1bn by the end of year, despite spending curbs being put in place
First of two scheduled walkouts will bring widespread disruption, with further escalation possible in November
Irish Patients’ Association chief calls on Coalition to advance ‘credible recovery plan’
The US State Department says gaps in victim identification mean Irish children are rarely recognised as trafficking victims
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