Call to punish vandals who damage public defibrillators
Persistent damage to, and theft of, devices countrywide ‘could be death sentence for patient’
Dáil told of childcare provider staff vaccinated ahead of time
Service in Wexford may have exerted pressure on the HSE, says Labour Party leader
Lives Lost to Covid-19: Tommy Cawley, the bull man of Bellmullet and a winning jiver
Tommy was a kind, gentle, friendly and compassionate person and a great neighbour
How did a remote Mayo town become Ireland’s most Covid-infected place?
‘There is a sense of quiet terror’: Belmullet paying high price for festive celebrations
Mayo GP in Covid-19 ‘hotspot’ calls for nightly curfew to curb cases
Roughly one in every 50 people had Covid-19 in Belmullet region over last 14 days
Martin under pressure from FF TDs to form government
Fianna Fáil deputies warn Martin’s leadership may come into question over the issue
Fianna Fáil Senator at centre of expenses controversy will not seek re-election
Keith Swanick says he wants to ‘spend more quality time’ with his family in letter
Government to unveil €3m mental health fund to combat loneliness
€3 million fund initiative to deal with ‘most unrecognised health crisis in a generation’
Patients stockpiling drugs over Brexit fears, committee hears
Departure of UK from EU may result in ‘rationalisation’ of Irish medicine supplies
Miriam O’Callaghan again refuses to rule out run for presidency
Broadcaster speculated upon as possible Fianna Fáil candidate calls Higgins ‘wonderful’
Some Áras hopefuls should not be taken seriously, says Flanagan
Minister says he supports Michael D Higgins remaining in office unopposed
FF and FG may leave Higgins run unopposed for second term
Campaign cost ahead of general election may calm parties’ enthusiasm for fielding names
Does Ireland need a dedicated minister for loneliness?
Fianna Fáil senator praises creation of job by Theresa May but psychologist opposes idea
FF and FG ‘increasingly nervous’ about presidential election
Possible general election and cost may mean the parties will not field candidates
Loneliness epidemic in Ireland, says GP and Fianna Fáil Senator
Dr Keith Swanick calls on Government to set up loneliness task force
New regulations next year to prevent carbon monoxide leaks, Seanad told
Minister of State John Paul Phelan pledges ring-fenced funding for local authorities
The lonely death of Thomas Power in an ambulance near Dungarvan
Could geography be a deciding factor as to whether a heart patient survives or dies?
Free entry for children to OPW heritage sites, Seanad told
Proposal aimed at under 12s to foster greater awareness in culture, Minister of State says
Harris calls for greater effort to assist patients on trolleys
Senator says problems in secondary care will never be rectified until primary care is adequately resourced
Sinn Féin candidates top Seanad poll on Agriculture panel
Green Party’s Grace O’Sullivan is expected to be elected after Rose Conway-Walsh’s win
Roscommon-Galway: Eugene Murphy (FF) takes third and final seat
Denis Naughten elected on first count, Michael Fitzmaurice takes second seat
Parents back free under-six scheme but doctors doubtful
Increase in surgery visits has knock-on effects elsewhere, claim some GPs
Labour nominee Maíria Cahill wins Seanad byelection
Cahill takes seat vacated by Jimmy Harte, said she had ‘dealt with the issues in my past’
Maíria Cahill: Membership of dissident group was mistake
Labour nominee in Seanad byelection was pressured to detail involvement with RNU
Seanad byelection: obscure Irish political event nears an end
Maíria Cahill set to come out on top when 200-odd votes are counted on Friday
Meath councillor to contest Seanad byelection for Sinn Féin
Sinead Burke will run against party critic Máiría Cahill, who was chosen by Labour
Fianna Fail to finalise candidate selection in coming weeks
Party says it is confident it will meet the 30 per cent gender quota for upcoming election
Most elderly too dependent on State pension, says lobbyist
Payment ‘condemns people to living last third of lives on income just above poverty line’
Free GP care for under-6s plan takes another blow as doctors vote for its postponement
National Association of General Practitioners says it has secured trade union negotiating licence through alliance with another union
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