Irish Pharmacy Union says it’s ‘impossible’ for some professionals from outside EU to get visa for training here

Man has registration cancelled by High Court after application by Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland

Payment was over interpretation of certain agreements

CSO figures show goods exports hit a record €208 billion last year

This year marks 30 years since condoms became fully available in the Republic, largely thanks to 1970s and 1980s activists

Stephen Donnelly calling for 120 extra medicine students this autumn letter obtained under Freedom of Information Act reveals

A lack of key drugs causes workload mayhem for GPs and pharmacists as well as being a threat to the health and habits of patients

Skillsets of advice and screening in your local pharmacist can be part of the front line of defence in the health system

As shortages bite, many beleaguered pharmacists are ringing GPs to request alternative antibiotics

Colin Lannon dispensed cystic fibrosis medication for two children without prescription

O’Donovan admonished by committee and agrees not to repeat the conduct again

Fitness-to-practise hearing told ‘I am extremely disappointed in myself’ over error

A selection of courses you can apply for through the CAO process

By stocking unproven produts, pharmacies may be giving them an aura of legitimacy

High Court suspends man who accepted he should not be practising as a pharmacist for the time being

Irish software company has developed cloud platform to reduce medication errors

He received one-month ban after taking banned substance following pharmacy mix-up

The field encompasses diverse career paths, from the community to regulation

Changes aim to cut down on number of GP visits during coronavirus pandemic

Making greater use of pharmacies can save you money and time and improve your health