Against claims of abuse of public-private ratios, report says doctors not at fault

Harris says what happened ‘was plain and simple intimidation’

Minister warns CPE bug will have serious impact on health service if not contained

It suited Micheál Martin, and the national interest, to keep Leo Varadkar in power

Little progress was made in meeting the State’s major challenges: building homes for a growing population and providing an efficient and affordable health service

Anne O’Connor to be second person to fill post pending appointment of Tony O’Brien’s successor

Ministers are considering a salary of about €300,000 a year in a bid to fill the position

Government hopeful of deal with hospitals on new facility ahead of year-end deadline

High-profile process fails to find successor to Tony O’Brien for €250,000 health role

‘I’m tired of listening to south Dublin medical ivory towers,’ says Dr Ruairi Hanley

Resilient Minister for Health will survive criticism Fine Gael TDs see as unwarranted

‘Anything he may lack in experience or age, he makes up in commitment,’ Varadkar says

Taoiseach intervenes as Tony O’Brien compares Minister to ‘a frightened little boy’

Having worked in the Irish health service for 20 years, I am damn proud of it. Yes, progress is painfully slow, but it is very real

Day-to-day HSE spending and insurance firm practices main culprits behind overspend

Claims of some politicians misleading and potentially damaging to a screening programme

LinkedIn page saying woman worked for 12½ years at Supermac’s deleted after questions

Woman ‘not living’ at address from which letter opposing Eyre Square outlet was sent

CPE was described in October as the biggest threat of its kind facing the health service

Background: New inquiry examining outsourcing of services to labs in United States