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Parnell himself might well square up in Rotunda Hospital row
The task of An Coimisiún Pleanála was not to adjudicate on healthcare policy or capital investment priorities
Rotunda Hospital decision: Much-needed development or potential damage to city’s heritage?
Refusal of permission for €100m wing at Dublin maternity hospital divides opinion
All Rotunda options under consideration, says Minister after rejection of extension plan
Clinical needs more important than heritage aspect, says Jennifer Carroll MacNeill
What next for the Rotunda Hospital after its planned critical-care wing is denied?
One of Europe’s busiest maternity facilities was refused permission for an extension due to fears it might irreparably damage character of Parnell Square
Congenital heart disease: ‘The surgery went well. I’ve done very well as a child into adulthood’
About 500-600 babies are born in Ireland with CHD every year, from simple to quite complex cases
Letter: Planners want to protect Parnell Square’s ‘character’. Have they been there?
Questioning the ‘character’ of Parnell Square
A disappointing planning decision for Ireland’s busiest maternity hospital
A disappointing planning decision
Plan for €100m critical care extension at Rotunda maternity hospital blocked on appeal
Four-storey critical care building would cause irreparable damage to the character of Parnell Square, An Coimisiún Pleanála concluded
Babies can categorise objects better at two months than previously known, study finds
Study assisted by Coombe and Rotunda ‘highlights richness of brain function’ in infants
Rotunda sexual assault treatment unit records one of busiest years ever
Unit supported 12 per cent more people last year than in 2024
Dublin’s northside needs a maternity hospital that is fit for purpose
The Rotunda is delivering thousands more babies than other hospitals, as plans for its redevelopment have stalled. Meanwhile, across the river in Dublin 4, millions have already been spent on relocating the National Maternity Hospital
First baby of year born in Dublin’s Rotunda Hospital at 35 seconds past midnight
Baby Elliot Deak was welcomed at 12.00am weighing 3.65kg (8lbs 1oz)
Dublin’s Rotunda Hospital transferring women as far as Drogheda due to bed shortage
Babies younger than 25 weeks were once not considered viable but ‘now we’re looking at 22-weekers’, says Rotunda master
First Christmas babies of 2025 arrive at Ireland’s maternity hospitals
Newborns bring festive joy to families
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin: ‘If men gave birth maternity hospitals would be palaces and we’d get three years off’
Ó Ríordáin’s youngest daughter Róisín was born prematurely a few days ago at 26 weeks’ gestation
RTB closing in on deal for new offices at Clerys Quarter
Core Capital chief seeking new development opportunities following dismissal of Revenue winding-up petition
Rise in births to mothers over 40: drivers, risks and mitigation
Most such pregnancies proceed smoothly, an obstetrician says, and there are steps expectant mothers can take to reduce risks
Rotunda Hospital calls for review of planning process amid objections to new €100m critical care wing
Dublin Civil Trust argues proposed building would transform western side of Parnell Square ‘into a street’
Home-birth system is a ‘risk to patient safety’, audit finds
No agreed maximum safe travel time to nearest maternity unit or self-employed community midwife, report shows
Final maternity hospital due to switch entirely to electronic records by end of year
Over one million appointments to go live on next version of HSE app, conference told
Mother settles legal action over birth of baby girl on hospital floor at Rotunda Hospital in Dublin
LesleyAnn Flynn told High Court her baby was born head first onto the floor as she was moved between beds in 2018 birth
Rotunda Hospital gets additional HSE funds to resolve dispute that left it facing projected €6m deficit
Hospital chairman argued it was being penalised for increasing activity and treating more women
‘There wasn’t a dry eye in the house’: Smallest baby ever cared for at Rotunda goes home
Maya Dube weighed just over 400 grams when she was born
Female care assistant sexually assaulted at Rotunda Hospital loses claim for constructive dismissal
Kaitlyn Winston claims she was forced to quit job after hospital refused to sack porter who sexually harassed her
Studying ‘pandemic babies’: Fewer allergies, but lower language skills
The Floral study will give researchers more vital data onthe effect of the pandemic on the microbiome, allergies and social development
‘You need to not go to work tomorrow’: The words that brought a GP’s career to an abrupt halt
Dr Hilton Koppe now runs workshops to help health workers to deal with trauma
Rotunda building plan likened to ‘brick-clad cruise liner docked on Parnell Square’
Hospital says large-scale project is ‘critical’ to meeting needs of patients but heritage group criticises impact on Georgian Dublin
Flu in Ireland: Over 3,300 cases recorded amid ‘disappointing’ uptake of vaccine
HSE chief clinical officer Colm Henry urges parents to vaccinate their children
The first babies of 2025: Bradley, Rowan and Naoíse
Maternity hospitals – and at least one home – were busy overnight with deliveries of new babies
Master of Rotunda: ‘If you’re caring for somebody, you need to understand they have worries’
With numerous developments ongoing at the hospital and growing demand for its services, it’s an exciting time for Prof Sean Daly
First babies born on Christmas Day bring festive joy to families
Last Christmas Day, 75 babies – 38 boys and 37 girls – were born in the State, according to the CSO
New measures implemented after baby’s death: ‘It had been a long labour, the ward was empty and I remember feeling very much alone’
Baby Ollie Buckley died at the Rotunda Hospital in September 2022 and his death was recorded as sudden unexplained postnatal collapse
Long-lost story by Dracula author Bram Stoker unearthed at National Library of Ireland
Gibbet Hill, the Irish writer’s macabre tale of a man set upon by strange children at the site of a real murder, was discovered by Dublin researcher Brian Cleary
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