Naas, St Michael’s and Kerry hospitals paid consultants all NTPF money received for waiting-list schemes
The three disclosed they had failed to comply with memorandum of understandings, review report reveals
More than 1,000 patient cases examined as part of review at Drogheda hospital
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital is taking a look back at all histopathology slides seen by one consultant
Dozens of Drogheda hospital patients had pre-cancerous cells miscategorised
Several dozen patients to receive letters from hospital over grading of their pre-cancerous cells on foot of review of work of one consultant
New ‘exceptionally beautiful’ planet discovered by Irish astronomers
Planet, Named WISPIT 2b, is believed to be a gas giant in early stage of formation
Simon Harris proposed doubling defence spending as ‘step change urgently required’
Simon Harris wanted €3.4bn for radar, armoured vehicles, aircraft and surveillance equipment
‘World order is changing’: Department of Defence argued for substantial funding rise, Harris notes reveal
Department of Public Expenditure’s financial offer would see State’s military capabilities ‘go backwards’
Man dies following quad bike incident in Cavan
Gardaí say man in his 40s pronounced dead at premises in Killeshandra
Man arrested after three children hit by car in Belfast
Children, who were playing on footpath, have been taken to hospital
Cost of former CEO employment dispute at Children’s Health Ireland exceeds €160,000
Issued centred on clash between Government policy on term limits for chief executives in State sector and rights under employment law
Dart expansion to Drogheda approved in move to supercharge commuter capacity
Northern line improvements may lead to controversial shuttle replacement for Howth suburb
All schools expected to open next week despite strike by secretaries and caretakers, Department of Education says
But Fórsa says up to 2,300 schools could be affected by industrial action over pensions, terms and conditions
Cost of hiring agency staff in hospitals hit €380m last year
HSE says high spend was despite intensive recruitment efforts, but David Cullinane criticises figures as ‘completely unacceptable’
Ireland is exposed as Maga right attempts to take on Big Tech regulation
Concerns are growing that EU officials regulating Big Tech could face US visa bans
US politicians visiting Dublin warn tech firms could pull back from Europe amid frustration at regulation
US congressional delegation tells Government of its concerns regarding freedom of speech restriction of the tech sector
Medical device company paid €720,000 twice by HSE for the same invoice now in liquidation
Company is now in liquidation, and health service says it is engaged with liquidator to recover overpayment