Children's Health Ireland (CHI) at Crumlin

Children’s Health Ireland apologises to children and their families as new figures show waiting lists approaching five-year high

Isla Casey Fioravante was two years old when she died after suffering brain injury from cardiac arrests at Our Lady’s Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin

HSE says it will review changes by England’s national health service limiting use of puberty blockers to clinical research

Frontiers for the Future programme provides opportunities for independent investigators to conduct highly innovative, collaborative research

The study claimed its results also highlighted the ineffectiveness of ‘nut bans’ in schools

External review by US experts commissioned into Temple Street surgeries over the past three years

Further 5,484 children overdue an assessment of need, over three times higher than last year

Marina Cassidy on how instruments, melody and rhythm can help patients with issues around anxiety, speech and dementia

Getting the diagnosis can be a massive retrograde step for any young person

Money Matters: Families worry about their ability to afford the ongoing costs of having a child even after allowing for one-off items and the cost of childbirth itself

Christina and Kevin Neiland from Ballyphehane in Cork told Dublin District Coroner’s Court they believed there were failures by CUMH staff to recognise and react to abnormal readings from a CTG monitor

Every year about one in 10,000 children in Ireland are diagnosed with JIA, says Arthritis Ireland

What I Do: Annette McGuirk is a hospital teacher at Our Lady’s Hospital School, Children’s Health Ireland at Crumlin

An open sore was discovered when the cast was removed from the boy, who has a rare genetic condition

Amie Reilly, aged two at time of injury, had finger tip reattached in hospital but carries scar

This winter, a number of children with severe respiratory illness had to be transported to Sweden for ECMO treatment because this is still not funded in Ireland

Childhood cancer has a huge impact on parents, siblings grandparents, and the child’s friends and community, which is why everyone needs support

Dr Paddy Fitzpatrick says flu is now taking over this winter after respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) reached record levels

As cases of the potentially dangerous virus surge among young children, a guide on how to manage the symptoms and when to worry

Dog involved in the attack has been put down, gardaí say

Playing can help children learn to cope with being in hospital, giving them confidence and a better sense of what’s going on around them