Pregnant Caroline Kavanagh’s heart attack symptoms were not identified before her discharge from Tipperary University Hospital

Phone triage and support service is designed to keep vulnerable cancer patients from having to go to hospital emergency departments

In the News podcast: CHI was set up in 2019 to improve governance in paediatric healthcare

HSE loses appeal against High Court finding on compliance failure under Disability Act

Leona Macken (38), who has stage 4 cancer, sued the HSE over ‘failings’ of two cervical smear tests

Former Hertz facility in Seatown is close to proposed stop on new Metrolink transport service

Endometriosis is a chronic disease which affects about 10% of women and girls of reproductive age

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Residents and business owners of Baggot Street say centre on part of old hospital site would be inconsistent with area

Four board members had resigned over the past week, as CHI faced controversies over children’s scoliosis and hip surgeries

The association argues the new fees ‘unfairly target small retailers already facing soaring costs and regulatory pressure’.

‘Lack of confidence’ in governing body facing growing number of issues

Ireland’s ageing and increasing population will mean greater capacity requirements in public hospitals over next 15 years

People being treated in hospital for injuries that are not life-threatening

Children's Health Ireland clinician at centre of internal review retired after inquiry flagged governance issues

Both lenders need to be sure that there is enough equity in your home available to them to make sure their debt is repaid

Prof Donal O’Shea and Dr Paul Moran challenging HSE’s referral of young people for assessment abroad

HSE says no State agency had expressed interest in taking over property, which has been vacant for several years

Audit found almost 70 per cent of surgeries were not necessary

‘Seeing it deliberately targeted and reduced to ashes is heartbreaking,’ says charity director