Spinraza is the latest in a series of controversial drugs that have put Ireland’s unique approval system in the spotlight

Row between industry and body that advises the HSE over access to market for new medicines

Pembro to be made available to all clinically suitable women with cervical cancer

Labour TD criticises selective provision of drug to women caught up in CervicalCheck controversy

Deal sees Sheils become main Ford and Honda retailer for Limerick, Clare and Galway

Auto dealer hopes mergers watchdog approves sale on time for it to go through next month

Healthcare companies gave €30 million to hospitals, medical staff in 2016, says Minister

The music. The food. The clobber. Here’s the best and worst of this year’s Electric Picnic

Diversified State company faces questions over role after peat harvesting ends

More patients are switching to Long-Term Illness scheme to avoid paying charge

Recall ‘those who did not come home while our dream of independence became a reality’

Over 20 emphysema sufferers to see use of ‘life changing’ Respreeza finish in two weeks

Health spending in one area cannot come at expense of another

Also: Ireland should pull out of EU if corporation tax threatened, says Kingspan chief

Health authorities criticised for refusing to fund ‘game-changing’ cystic fibrosis drug

Vessels from 18th- and 19th-centuries found in bays that were renowned for smuggling

This country-style three-bedroom period cottage in the Burnaby has many original features and offers all the comfort and warmth of modern living

Orkambi has been described as a ‘game changer’ by health campaigners

Forget literary lunches and glittering launches, writes Michael Barry. Think low overheads, lower margins, lugging boxes of books and a struggle to get reviews

LGTB people told church is not homophobic