Advert showing grandparents hugging grandchildren is taken down amid criticism
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes online video, saying it does not want ‘negativity’ to impinge on its work
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes online video, saying it does not want ‘negativity’ to impinge on its work
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill compares Cork to Beaumont, where fewer patients are on trolleys
Issues include unauthorised springs implanted in children, alleged waiting list irregularities and unnecessary hip surgeries
Under new rules, procedures including ‘Brazilian butt lifts’ could only be performed by doctors
Public Accounts Committee told €125m of insurance claims written off over four years in HSE hospitals
Minister tells Dáil committee that health service will carry out new national review of charges
The €1.86 billion project is due for completion in 2033
Cork University Hospital CEO says returning to HSE ‘like stepping back in time’
All regions provided assurance private practice in public settings had ceased, HSE says
Union says if ‘engagement is being systematically discouraged or prevented, that would be a matter of ‘profound concern’
Sunflower Children’s Hospice in Castlebar due to be completed in 2029
A fudge on decriminalisation brings policy a bit closer to reality on the ground
The budget overrun in the health service could reach €1bn by the end of year, despite spending curbs being put in place
Dr Noreen Curtis takes a curragh out to remote islands off the Co Mayo coast in her role as a medicine-dispensing GP
Fraught last-minute haggling in back rooms dominated the final days of negotiations as spending Minister Jack Chambers dug in
Inside Politics: Hard to know who’ll blink first in standoff between Government and public sector unions
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said steps are being taken to prevent the overruns from reaching the billion figure
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill issued warning to contractor earlier this year over continued delays
Investigation found 11 seriously sanctioned UK doctors still registered in Ireland
Hospital chief executive had said she did not believe it safe to enter winter ‘with the level of staffing uncertainty that currently exists’.
Minister should seek a model that commands their confidence
Inquiry risks becoming ‘farcical exercise in administrative sleight of hand’, advocacy group says
It may be some time before the ‘winners’ realise that the budget goodies were a costly mistake
In 10 days Simon Harris and Jack Chambers will present their budget – in Government back rooms the horse-trading with fellow Ministers is in full swing
New recruitment and spending restrictions to be introduced in health service in coming days amid Government concern at €700m overrun
Analysis leads Minister for Health to criticise hospitals unable to explain ‘consistently’ poor trolley figures
Almost 12,000 cases of sepsis and septic shock recorded in Irish hospitals last year, with death rate standing at 21.2%
Consultants helped tackle surging inpatient numbers, too, during pilot project, which was ‘not real test’ of system
Weekend pilot of acute medical assessment unit reports no improvement in ED patient flow
Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said there had been ‘extraordinarily high’ recruitment in the HSE
Government has taken measures to put brakes on outgoings following €577m deficit to the end of July
EU foreign policy chief tells The Irish Times stronger action against Israeli settlements could be warranted
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