Paralysed mum describes moment ‘evil, sadistic’ neighbour tried to murder her
Dean McCarthy repeatedly shot Sinead Connolly while her daughter (8) hid under table
More than 6,000 people seriously injured on Irish roads between 2017 and 2020
For every fatality on Irish roads, nine people are seriously injured, RSA estimates
Woman who suffered severe brain injury following birth of child settles for €10m
Leanne Doyle (35) ‘lost all enjoyment’ in the first five years of her daughter’s life
Thousands of patients to benefit under €5.3m plan for clinical trials
More patients will gain faster access to new treatments as part of plan across six hospitals
‘In five hours I went from being a nurse to a patient’, says woman paralysed in crash
Major trauma centres to open next year in the Mater and CUH aim to improve outcomes
Brain injury rehab forced online by Covid, with surprising results
‘We have uncovered a new neuro-rehabilitation solution that really works’
Surgery gave me back my life. Rehab gave me confidence to live it
I entered the National Rehabilitation Hospital as a scared girl with little movement
Meet Pádraig, former J1 student, whose robotic exoskeleton has given him new hope
An Saol Foundation’s pilot project is giving brain-injury survivors the prospect of better lives
Family of brain injury survivor Des Vallely still waiting to get him home
‘We are all ready to take him’ – says Tara Dalton
Settlement of €9.4m for girl (12) with paraplegia
Aimee Brennan had spinal operation at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Crumlin
Cycling brain injury: ‘I can’t put my 51-year-old husband in a nursing home. I think he’d die’
A cycling accident left father of two Des Vallely with significant brain damage, now his family just wants to bring him home
‘I’ve got a second chance at life’: The patients on the long road to recovery at the National Rehabilitation Hospital
New facilities opened but finished project will not have enough beds to meet demand
Late Late Show: In Covid-19 Ireland, Tony Holohan is bigger than Bruce Springsteen
Review: The Chief Medical Officer gets star billing above Springsteen and McConaughey
Martina Cox: ‘In my eyes, Seán was always coming home’
Seán, back in his family home, is not defined by what he can’t do but by who he is
Painter who suffered brain injury after fall from ladder settles case for €3m
Vincent Barry (60) will only get €825,000 of payment as insurance firm gone into liquidation
Builders may end up in complex disputes following suspension of most construction
Work on big projects and house-building has stalled due to Covid-19, hitting up to 30,000 jobs
Coronavirus: Construction industry collapses as restrictions take hold
Ulster Bank’s PMI shows housebuilding and work on projects at lowest level in 11 years
Living with illness: ‘I was told to go and spend time with my family’
Maurice Kavanagh’s long catalogue of illness ended with dread advice - but he’s still upbeat
Covid-19: Builders cease work on big developments
Move from construction companies comes after ramped up coronavirus restrictions
‘I was going to die. Instead I lost a foot – and I mean literally a foot and a foot’
RTÉ receptionist says she is lucky after learning to live an independent life again
Life as a carer: ‘If we really love somebody, we can do anything for them’
Marcin Filak cares for his wife, who has locked-in syndrome, and their two children
‘It doesn’t matter if I’m in a wheelchair. I’m not angry with Ireland for what happened’
New to the Parish: Paulo Cassis Peres arrived from Brazil in 2017
Convicted motorists not finishing court-ordered safety courses
Almost one-quarter of errant drivers drop out of pilot programme aimed at offenders
‘I was aware of the risks of spinal surgery but I never thought it would be me’
Left paralysed from chest down after brain surgery, Jennifer Hester can now walk short distances using crutches
Seán Cox to move to England for further treatment, family says
Liverpool FC fan who suffered brain injury in attack will attend game at Anfield in October
The Irish Times view on the HSE capital plan: can it really be implemented?
There must be serious doubts about the capacity of the Government to act on its important spending plan
Shadow of children’s hospital looms over capital plan
Analysis: Taoiseach says any claims projects would be cut were ‘scandal-mongering’
Varadkar hits out at ‘political scaremongering’ over children’s hospital
Taoiseach says claims rising cost will see other projects scrapped are ‘fake’ and ‘made-up’
HSE expected to spend €2bn on projects over three-year period
All approved schemes set to go ahead despite overspend on children’s hospital
HSE apologises after woman left without medication suffered major stroke
Mary Moss continued ‘unknowingly for six weeks’ without her anti coagulants
‘The wait for papers is stressful. I couldn’t work. My life had to stop’
New to the Parish: Mandla Ncube arrived from Zimbabwe in 2016
State reaches ‘milestones’ in securing Church assets to cover abuse redress
Department of Education says excess cash will go towards National Children’s Hospital
Sean Cox overjoyed by Liverpool’s Champion’s League triumph
Irishman released from National Rehabilitation Hospital to watch match with family
‘I hit the ground and I knew I would never walk again’
A cycling accident left sports mad Mark Nugent paralysed but he refused to let it stop him from pursuing his athletic goals
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