Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland

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

Inappropriate prescribing of benzodiazepines having corrosive effect on patients

Court confirms decision by Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland to censure Michael McCormack, of Leighlin Pharmacy in Leighlinbridge, Co Carlow

Drop could be used to support even stricter curbs on such products, study authors argue

Michael McCormack failed to ensure prescription drugs sales were carried out by or supervised by a registered pharmacist

Fitness to practise hearing told controlled medications kept outside secure settings

Young doctors are increasingly suffering from stress, burnout, depression and drugs and alcohol addiction

Patient advocacy group concerned that drug is being supplied without required written information

Counterfeit drugs, medical devices and supplements bought online can have tragic consequences for patients

About 50,000 Irish patients likely to be affected by recall of drugs containing valsartan

Group advises those taking medicines affected not to abruptly stop taking them

Beatrice Ross made medicine claims for family but inquiry found drugs were not supplied

Company to treble headcount over next two years as it targets global growth

Solicitor for Teresa Christina Crowley from Co Cork says client no longer ‘very well off’

Pharmacy regulator says women must be warned of risks of taking valproate

Pharmacy owner tells inquiry that ‘blurred’ lines between his practices was ‘madness’

Authority says there is no single test to diagnose food intolerance

Friday Interview: Ramona Nicholas, co-founder and joint MD of Cara Pharmacy

Ireland is ‘moving quite quickly’ with medicinal cannabis access, department says

Kate O’Connell rejects claim medical marijuana Bill would cut overdoses and save lives

Hearings into two other pharmacists at same practice deferred until the New Year

Pharmacists supplied Enbrel to patients despite risk of side-effects, hearing told

Bodybuilding case: David Lenagh accused by Pharmaceutical Society of professional misconduct

Irish Pharmacy Union says there may be ‘isolated cases’ where this occurred

Former curiosity shop on Baggot Street offers business opportunity in prime location

Lorraine Nolan takes on the battle against counterfeit drugs and shoddy devices

Liberalisation of EpiPen rules may be only good to come of inquiry around girl’s death

Mother of Emma Sloan (14), who died of anaphylactic shock, says decision a ‘farce’

First cancellation of registration since fitness to practise inquiries held in public

An influx of new owners are undertaking dramatic luxury refurbishments on this exclusive road where Fintragh, one of the few remaining sites on the “right side of the road”, has come on the market