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St James’s Hospital
St James’s Hospital apologises over unauthorised €4.7m payment for services
Chief executive Mary Day says failure to use public tender process was ‘driven by urgent patient needs’ in cancer and cardiology’
St James’s Hospital paid €1.4m to firm run by staff ‘to meet urgent patient need’
Management to apologise for securing radiology services in 2024 without following official procurement rules
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
Three people discharged from hospital after chemical spill at Trinity College Dublin
Incident took place at Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute on Tuesday morning
Five new High Court cases brought by BAM in children’s hospital contract dispute
Proceedings have been entered into fast-track commercial court
Nearly 100 non-urgent patients found to have cancer by service queried by spending watchdog
Hospital says it does not have enough core staff as it responds to controversy over €1.44m in spending to company owned by staff
Healthcare software provider Dedalus to create 100 jobs in Ireland over four years
Dedalus currently employs 50 people in Maynooth
New children’s hospital misses 16th completion deadline, now three years behind schedule
Substantial completion of the facility now seems unlikely to be finalised until early next year
St James’s Hospital apologises to woman over ‘underreported’ cervical smear test
‘Devastated’ woman was later diagnosed with cervical cancer and underwent hysterectomy
Dublin hospital paid €1.44m for services to company owned by staff
St James’s Hospital paid radiologists for additional imaging services due to ongoing surge in demand
Ministers and key hospitals clash over financial controls
Ministers intervene to insist new €200m management system is deployed across voluntary and HSE hospitals
Two arrested after man suffers serious injuries in petrol attack in Co Tipperary
Gardaí say the man (30s) suffered burns to approximately 60 per cent of his body
E-scooter crashes: As a doctor, it breaks my heart to see such life-changing injuries
There have been 260 accidents recorded in just six months, leaving two dead and 32 others seriously injured
New Irish tech aims to cut last-minute chemo cancellations by 25%
A Trinity spinout is using AI to make cancer care smoother for patients and staff
Hospitals allowed to act like ‘independent republics’ for too long, says Minister for Health
Productivity dashboard showing activity levels, waiting lists and more will ‘hold healthcare facilities to account’
‘They saved my life’: Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute is recognised for care, research and education
Patient praises Dublin hospital as institute is accredited as State’s first comprehensive cancer centre
Irish company developing medical devices that could allow cancer patients to treat themselves at home
Luminate Medical aims to help patients by enabling them to stay at home in certain circumstances, reducing pressure on hospitals
St James’s Hospital apologises to trans woman over treatment at emergency department
Paige Behan attended Dublin hospital after falling ill following gender reassignment surgery overseas
Builders include provision for €500m in contingency costs for new maternity hospital
New National Maternity Hospital could cost up to €2 billion to complete
Doctor found guilty of attempting to use fake diplomas to register with Medical Council
Doctor claimed to have specialist qualification in cardiology from Charles University in Prague, fitness to practise hearing told
Robert Boyle summer school to explore the human brain and intersection with creativity
13th staging of event honouring founder of modern science with events in Waterford and Lismore
Prostate cancer: ‘When you hear ‘inoperable’, your world falls apart. But soon I realised that didn’t mean terminal’
About 4,000 men in the State are diagnosed with the cancer each year. Although it is often very treatable, the lack of symptoms means it can go undetected for a long time
Numbers working on children’s hospital project dropped by third since January, politicians hear
Construction contractor BAM says site worker resources higher than expected for this stage of build
Munster Technological University cyberattack response cost €3.5m, PAC told
State facing ‘significant’ potential loss as training board funds in non-interest bearing account, Comptroller and Auditor General says
Drug companies told some of Ireland’s largest hospitals critical supplies would be halted as bills not paid
Mater and Beaumont hospitals told HSE companies were putting their accounts ‘on hold’
‘We have planned everything:’ Inside the new national children’s hospital
Facility in Dublin will come with many important upgrades albeit six years later than initially hoped and at almost four times the cost
Wexford hospital admitting visitors only in ‘exceptional’ cases due to Norovirus outbreak
St James’s Hospital in Dublin asking patients to avoid emergency department due to information technology glitch
Five major Dublin hospitals receive €200m bailout to pay staff before Christmas
The hospitals wrote to the HSE saying they were facing a financial shortfall of more than €100 million
Surviving cancer: To all the ‘wingmen’ I say – take a bow, you’ve played a blinder
Cliodna O’Carolan reflects her husband’s gruelling and painful fight against cancer - and her harrowing efforts to support him
Voluntary hospitals warn they may have to choose between paying staff and suppliers amid HSE cash limits
Hospitals say spending restrictions will force them to choose between paying staff, suppliers or Revenue
Renowned Irish scientist Dervilla Donnelly dies aged 94
‘Remarkable woman with an extraordinary career’ taught at UCD from 1956 and became an internationally respected chemist
Woman suffered anaphylactic shock during lunch break on first day of new job in Tokyo, Dublin inquest told
Aika Doheny flown home in air ambulance to Dublin where she died a day later
Army bomb squad carries out controlled explosion following chemical leak at St James’s Hospital
Gardaí say issue has been fully dealt with and advised public there is no cause for concern
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