Health and Safety Authority

When we text or browse the internet, we often strain muscles and joints. Solution? Put down that phone

Gardaí and emergency services attended scene near Castlegregory on Sunday afternoon

Judge imposed fine for offence of failing to ensure safety of employee during work activities

Incident involving man in his 50s occurred at a farmyard in Enniscorthy

Gardaí responded to reports of incident near Athboy shortly after 12.30pm

Tadhg O’Sullivan involved in workplace incident near Charleville on Thursday and pronounced dead at the scene by a local GP

John Murphy (41) sustained burn and blast injuries at plant in Carrigtwohill in April

Both gardaí and Health and Safety Authority investigating fatal incident in Duagh, north Kerry

Health and Safety Authority warns about dangers of automatic gates at coroner’s court

Patrick McKeogh (16) was thrown from vehicle on to his head while trying to retrieve cattle, inquest hears

Victim aged in his 30s fatally injured at building site in Gorey

There were 34 vehicle-related deaths on farms over past five years, of which 18 involved tractors and four involved quad bikes

Coroner recommends that driving instructors check learners’ helmets at each stage of training course

Pat Lacey (53) was fatally injured when he was struck by the grab of a Caterpillar wheel loaded in 2019

GP Wood pleaded guilty to three counts of breaches of safety laws in relation to incident involving loading shovel

People often confuse massage with the array of techniques a physiotherapist employs to aid mobility and cut pain

Health and Safety Authority says three quarters of such deaths involved people engaged in farming and construction work

Drumderry Aggregate Limited pleaded guilty to breach of legislation when employees died after falling from a height on building site

The Health and Safety Authority received reports of 8,279 non-fatal workplace incidents in 2021

Ceremony held to remember those who died in workplace accidents

Statistics show 38 people died in workplace in 2021, a 30% drop on previous year

Social media giant said it had a dedicated team of clinical and counselling psychologists available to work with content moderators

Tech giant was advised to liaise with bodies to resolve ongoing complaints from workers

Four fifths of bystanders killed in farming workplace accidents were children

Casual worker lost his limb after his leg became trapped beneath an excavator track

These three women, through having children, successfully identified gaps in the market

Problems aggravated by ‘unscrupulous practices’ of some agencies, Covid-19 committee told

HSA should shut down meat processing facilities where appropriate, groups say

Danny Mullins (77) suffered fatal injuries when he was caught in a pneumatic gate

Covid-19 Oireachtas committee told special schools face challenges restarting

Union urges Government to appeal High Court ruling on employment legislation

Gardaí and Health and Safety Authority begin separate investigations into man’s death

Building workers will among the first to return to work on May 18th when rules eased

The Health and Safety Authority has launched an investigation into incident

Michael Woodlock also charged with endangerment and breaches of health and safety laws

Thomas Reid says An Bord Pleanála rushed decision to approve expansion of Leixlip site

Tony McDermott died during loading incident at warehouse in Co Kildare

Number of building site fatalities to date this year higher than 2018, at seven so far

Tommy Hill (73) found seriously injured in cattle shed at farm in Co Cork on Monday

Ireland excels at retaining those between 55 and 59 in workforce until they reach 60s