State Claims Agency

HSE has written to those identified in report on child and adolescent mental health services

Woman takes case against Dealgan House over death of mother in first pandemic wave

Case against Co Cork facility first of many set to be lodged against HSE

Figures show more than €200,000 recently paid out due to property damage in raids

Decision expected imminently on successor to Conor O’Kelly

Whistleblowers blame premature deaths on exposure to toxic chemicals without PPE

Lawyers for catastrophically injured plaintiffs likely to seek similar amounts

Efforts under way countrywide across health service to locate sleep and respiratory machines

State Claims Agency told man he was not entitled to apply for ex gratia payment

A successor to Conor O’Kelly is expected to be selected by the end of the year

Active claims currently number 12,000, including 305 cases relating to CervicalCheck

State Claims Agency director to provide detail on compensation and legal costs paid out

Conor O’Kelly to hail increase in disposable income and add note of caution in front of PAC

More and more young people have gender dysphoria. How should the medical system respond?

Health service has been able to decrypt 75% of its server estate since May 14th incident

Doses to be bought for use as booster shots, as rollout may be extended to under-16s

‘Small number’ of claims received, with others to be transferred from the High Court

Decision taken despite High Court ruling in London against Tavistock House NHS Trust

Total cost of all claims falls 7% compared with previous year's figures

Ireland should prepare for a recession or crisis every decade, says NTMA chief

Minister says additional €3.5bn should provide 2,100 beds and 16,000 extra staff

221+ group fears Government’s actions are being ‘guided by the wishes of laboratories’

Comptroller says €2m paid on bonuses to staff at NTMA, €479,000 to staff at Nama

Campaigner Lorraine Walsh: ‘We are all wondering if we have to go through torture just to get justice’

Patients such as late Ruth Morrissey need way to address screening errors, says Scally

Fianna Fáil had sought Taoiseach to reverse ‘outrageous and dangerous’ move

Insurance cover for doctors who haven’t signed contract expires

Talks continuing on move to bring 600 private sector consultants into public system

Instances of donors successfully suing Irish Blood Transfusion Service very rare

Lobbying coalition says €20m in additional annual funding would cover shortfalls

State Claims Agency chief says cases ‘a very significant economic challenge’ for the State

Doctors call for reforms of existing system of resolving negligence claims

Many new claims relate to anti-malarial drug Lariam – nearly 120 claims lodged in 2018

Court ruling on formula for medical claims led to increased liability costs

‘A number’ of other schools have applied for extra funding over spiralling insurance costs

Donohoe will need nerves of steel to deliver type of budget country needs to deal with Brexit

Concern centres on finding that screeners have ‘absolute confidence’ about adequacy of sample

High Court judgment has far-reaching consequences for Cervical Check tribunal, court hears

‘We failed as a State and as a society,’ education minister Joe McHugh tells Dáil

Payments to be made to 13 appellants and ex-gratia scheme will be re-opened