Government planning reforms to tackle regulatory barriers
Chambers to bring in sectoral experts who can identify blockages and barriers to infrastructure delivery
Carroll MacNeill to meet Children’s Health Ireland board over damning spinal surgery report
Minister for Health to seek plan on implementing health watchdog recommendations
Planned roll-out of ‘living wage’ for low earners in 2026 faces delay
Increases in national minimum wage ‘may be extended over a longer period’, says Jack Chambers
Ireland will ‘resist’ EU trade tax on US tech firms, says Taoiseach
Martin cites damage to ‘significant sector’ in Republic if union should impose levies as retaliation
Emergency helicopter ambulance service to remain in Athlone, says Harris
Tánaiste opens new €1.4m hangar weeks after health and defence personnel could not agree on permanent location
Russian Navy intelligence-gathering ship has now left Irish-controlled waters
The Defence Forces had been monitoring the Russian vessel for 36 hours
Temple Street spinal surgeries: Unauthorised springs used on children due to ‘failings’ beyond one surgeon, say consultants
Events ‘preventable’ with proper policies and procedures at Temple Street, says Irish Hospital Consultants Association
Temple Street spinal surgeries: Taoiseach says use of unauthorised springs ‘beyond comprehension’
Hiqa says failure of controls meant children were not protected from the risk of harm
Timeline: Background to the controversies at CHI over orthopaedic surgeries for children
New health authority report is one of a number of investigations and reviews commissioned
Watchdog report to criticise surgeon over use of unauthorised springs in spinal operations
Minister to brief Cabinet on findings into controversy over children’s operations at Temple Street hospital
Defence and health officials disagree over moving air ambulance out of Athlone
Review finds defence personnel sought alternative site but health stakeholders favoured keeping service at Custume Barracks
New talent attaches to be appointed in Washington and San Francisco
Simon Harris says those appointed will aim to build links between universities and encourage student mobility
Health service plans to save €630m: More weekend work, ‘virtual wards’, cutting medical supply and travel costs
Health workforce should be maximised by rostering personnel across five in any seven days a week, Cabinet also to be told
State’s overseas aid sector faces ‘existential crisis’ over international funding cuts, Minister says
Agencies urged to be flexible to ‘ensure as much as their vital work continues’ after Goal job losses confirmed
Who got what in the deal between unions and HSE that averted Monday’s strike?
Analysis: Patients will be the real winners says HSE chief as threat to service disruption this week is lifted