Ministers seek more than €2bn to cover costs in excess of this year’s budget
Gardaí require extra €20m for public order overtime, immigration activity and deportations
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Gardaí require extra €20m for public order overtime, immigration activity and deportations
Primary care psychology is a reservoir of human suffering and missed opportunities
Youth workers told Department of Health that children as young as 10 are experimenting with nitrous oxide
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill urges public to get vaccinated amid rise in influenza cases
Harvey Morrison Sheratt (9), who died in July, waited years for spinal surgery
Schools and teachers note use of products among children
Attempts of Minister for Health to impose some sort of discipline on State’s voluntary hospitals is a battle about who should be in control
Design team fees for the project now exceed €36m, Dáil Public Accounts Committee told
‘We may have a fight on our hands,’ HSE boss Bernard Gloster says as number of speciality staff increases ‘exponentially’
Recent taskforce meeting spoke about ‘no improvement from the start of the year’
Accusations of ‘unreasonable and unwarranted conduct’ – and risk to patients – amid pay scale dispute
New guidance comes following lengthy negotiations between department and sector earlier this year over HRT provision
Legally available drug can cause neurological damage and frostbite burns
Plus: man with great flat aghast at 'Lilliputian' flats and a failed tax rebellion to keep an eye on
Care of ageing population the greatest challenge facing the health service in next five years, says ICGP
State’s health watchdog recommends three options for improving patient safety in the region
I remember a doctor discussing the “challenging” recovery that follows a Caesarean, as though launching a human skull through the birth canal was mere lady stuff
Chambers says there will be 220 additional acute beds but greater focus on productivity in health sector next year
Budget 2026: Measures geared towards boosting construction, but talks on childcare package go down to wire
Negotiations down to the wire, with five big-spending departments yet to agree their budget allocations
Another €12 weekly rise in core welfare payments in doubt as talks go down to wire
Bereaved call for changes to mental health patient confidentiality following killings
Concerns about ‘substandard care’ as breakdown of older equipment interrupts treatment
Thinking in a Climate Emergency: ultraprocessed foods are a leading cause of rising rates of obesity
Move follows months of controversy, notably relating to orthopaedic and spinal services
It is understood around 11 children have been identified for an upcoming third evacuation mission
Government considering proposal to reduce VAT rate on new apartments
Resignation of EirGrid chief has had downstream consequences for Government over top-level pay
Patients advised of file reviews 11 weeks after HSE raised it with department, Labour’s Ged Nash says
McEnaney Group was paid €19 million for providing accommodation to refugees and homeless
Government seeks to implement lessons learned from national children’s hospital construction
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill’s meeting in March with the senior clinicians’ association was described as ‘tense’
Colleagues described him as an inspirational and visionary leader with a strong intellect
Pharmacists will be able to prescribe medication for a number of common conditions under agreement
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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