HSE

While most children in the State continue to receive vaccines, there has been significant slip in uptake since 2020. This has consequences for us all, warn medical experts

Christy Byrne died in 2016 when an oxygen cylinder inside the ambulance ignited and engulfed the vehicle in flames – now his family want to know why a prosecution case against the HSE was dropped

Provisions include right of child defendant to youth justice worker to support them and explain every stage of court proceedings

Senior Minister earlier said Government ‘expects and insists’ that HSE should work within agreements

Cork, Galway, Limerick, St James’s and St Vincent’s accounted for 44% of people waiting for beds, noted top civil servant

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Social Democrats TD Aidan Farrelly describes latest update from HSE as ‘infuriating’

Court hears boy’s mother was not happy with the HSE’s settlement offer

Parents angry over lack of safety net providing vital checks in early years of their baby’s life

However, separate report finds Ireland had the second highest rate of new cancer diagnoses among EU countries in 2022

‘You ask yourself, will she ever say mama’ - singer and Lankum musician told she must wait until July 2028 for services

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says aim as Minister for Health is to get waiting times down to three months

Governments, pharmaceutical companies and international organisations must co-ordinate a response before it’s too late

Measures set to escalate after bird flu detected in five wild birds in last two months

Patients looking to access Eli Lilly’s Mounjaro from next week will have to pay privately

Derelict and vacant sites left 'languishing' following withdrawal of trust from construction schemes

Q&A: Irish health officials have been preparing for a potential rise of cases in the State since August

HSE says risk to public ‘remains low’, with individual receiving specialist care in east of country

Court hears of alleged demand for over €140,000 to ‘maintain integrity’ of patient data in company’s possession

HSE is conducting external reviews into delivery of nine babies at Ballinasloe hospital

I’m not recovered from my eating disorder and the mental challenges behind it

‘Our family is broken beyond repair,’ says sister of Tara Coyne (25) as University Hospital Galway and Saolta Group apologise

In the News podcast: Why did six babies delivered last year and one born this month suffer blood or oxygen depravation?

Galway woman Elizabeth O’Reilly calls for explanation for pre-natal death of daughter Bláithín

Health Service Executive seeks to be ‘open and transparent’ regarding external reviews into delivery at the hospital

External reviews of delivery of nine babies come in wake of inquiry set up in 2015 around transfer of four newborns to Dublin for neonatal cooling the previous year, a baby’s death and other ‘significant concern’ cases

HSE appoints management team to oversee and manage maternity services with immediate effect

Planning application involves change of use of office development at Warrington Place in Dublin 2

With more products using the ‘P’ word as a selling point, here’s all you need to know before you jump on the latest nutrition bandwagon

Eight facilities operated by different providers were found to be non-compliant with tax

Over 13,500 children and families are awaiting access to children’s disability services and assessment of need, while some services providers are facing issues about their ‘sustainability’

Infrastructure and digitisation are key challenges facing Anne Coyle, who returns to helm the north Dublin hospital having begun her career as an intern there

Two young men died of suspected overdoses in the city over a period of a few hours

The scheme now covers nearly 2,200 schools, and 345,000 children, but some parents and teachers have concerns about nutritional standards

HSE apologises for lengthy child assessment delays attributed to increased demand and staff vacancies

Stephen Donnelly told the HSE he wanted to see ‘new and better services’ in areas such as cancer, cardiovascular and stroke, as well as women’s health and mental health services

Health services to move to operating health services over a seven-day rather than a Monday-Friday basis

New campaign aims to tackle widespread ignorance about HIV, a treatable condition that, contrary to myths, cannot be spread by kissing or using the same utensils

All too often family is the only Plan B when State structures fall through, regardless of the personal cost

Ciara, Saoirse and Laoise Murphy develop ACT app to improve responsiveness to emergencies at community level