World Cup 2002 recalled: Ireland do themselves proud, as Keane walks his dog
Fallout between captain and Mick McCarthy sparked biggest row in Irish sports history
Costs will be high whatever way forward for new maternity hospital
Compromises that once seemed secure are now in doubt and the future of the National Maternity Hospital is unclear
Scotch Broth – Frank McNally on whiskey-soaked summer schools, the Lough Ness monster, and Flann O’Brien’s poetic mews
An Irishman’s Diary
Irish medtech start-up Akkure beats crowdfunding target
Company has raised €615,000 just days after launching Irish fundraising campaign
Almost 150,000 fewer people attended cancer screening services in first half of year
Hospital consultants’ group expresses concern about level of care for oncology patients
Schooldays over: Ireland’s Class of 2020 cheated out of a proper ending
The Covid crisis was like a bomb that blew their social and academic world to smithereens
Vicky Phelan says doctors to face harsh calls with cancer patients
Amid coronavirus crisis she hopes those with best chance of survival will be prioritised
Q&A: Covid-19 and impact on people with cancer
Those with cancer classified in most at-risk group and subject to severe restrictions
Coronavirus: Motorists must slow down to avoid overburdening hospitals – RSA
Gardaí, medics and Minister for Transport concerned at increase in road deaths
Coronavirus: Cases in Republic rise to 785 as Government response criticised
Ministers move to address shortcomings in the €203 pandemic unemployment payment
Coronavirus: Government to ramp up support for laid-off workers
Employers will be allowed to top up State’s €203-a-week unemployment payment
Medics raise concerns about staffing levels as HSE stocks up on ventilators
HSE orders more ventilators to cope but shortage of ICU staff may be bigger problem
Covid-19 a greater menace to the elderly and vulnerable
Opportunistic nature of virus evident in data emerging from outbreaks in western countries
Almost half of cancer drug trials may show exaggerated effects – study
Research claims trials between 2014 and 2016 raises ‘serious concerns about low standards’
Access to cancer drugs for private patients ‘incredibly unfair’
Consultant oncologist says inequity between public and private healthcare ‘very troubling’
Pay for new cancer drugs with €3 hike on price of cigarettes, says John Crown
Oncologist says immunotherapy treatments are too dear and costs need to be reined in
Galway singer with cervical cancer seeks access to clinical trial
Áine Morgan believes immunotherapy drug Pembrolizumab can offer her a lifeline
Nine of the best TV shows to watch this weekend
Eurovision mania kicks off on the ‘Late Late’ while self-confessed quiz nut Jeremy Clarkson hosts special edition of ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?’
Airwaves give as good as they get in the eye of Storm Ophelia
Storm Ophelia brings out the best from radio’s presenters, as each show gives us their own take on Monday’s hurricane
Outcomes improving for women with metastatic breast cancer
Conference at St Vincent’s will discuss advances in how disease is being treated
St Vincent’s should declare its independence, experts say
Leading medics call on facility to outline its position amid National Maternity Hospital row
Planned move of National Maternity Hospital in jeopardy
Board of St Vincent’s to review move to religious-owned site in wake of controversy
Why one of Ireland’s most famous schools is going Gaelscoil
Synge Street in Dublin 8 is turning to the Irish language to restore pupil numbers
Sarcoma patients protest outside HSE headquarters
Group calls on St Vincent’s to continue employing specialist in sarcoma Alexia Bertuzzi
Stroke patients are no less deserving than cancer patients
Decisions on new treatments should not be driven by media or political attention
Living with cancer: ‘Combined surgery and pembro kept me alive’
Numerous controversies over huge costs of drugs have erupted. What price do we put on life?
Cancer patients will die over new drug delays, say doctors
Lifesaving drugs denied to seriously ill patients by slow HSE decision-making
All you need to know about tight race for those Seanad seats
Sidelights of Irish political life: Car parks, farm lanes and enduring absence from home
Kathy Sheridan runs the rule over maverick medic John Crown
Senator and professor has an unassailable zeal for cancer research and health service reform
Smoking ban in cars: When sharing isn’t caring
Move to be welcomed given the insidious threat to children in such a confined environment
Drivers who smoke in cars with children face fine next month
Health authorities say children are more susceptible to the impact of second-hand smoke
Unnecessary chemotherapy for breast cancer may be reduced
Patients can be genetically tested tested to see who would benefit from the treatment
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices