Mater Misericordiae University Hospital

‘Good value for money’ achieved for new hospital wing, says Mater

Mater and Beaumont hospitals told HSE companies were putting their accounts ‘on hold’

Hiqa report found 19.7 per cent of positions unfilled on inspection

I invited Jonny for dinner on Leap Day hoping he wouldn’t twig the significance of the date

Sean Spada was left on his own to look after a violent patient known to have earlier committed self harm

My decades-long run of relative good health was over. In the playlist of my life, this was a needle-scratching-vinyl moment

Halle Carney, from Cabra, fell into foam pit at fun park operated by Bounce N Beyond

Donnelly orders new development funding for Beaumont, Mater and Tallaght be paused until new productivity systems implemented

The General, who was in with a broken leg, seemed surprisingly compassionate

Judge criticises ‘fundamental systems break down’ at Mater hospital in Dublin

The hospitals wrote to the HSE saying they were facing a financial shortfall of more than €100 million

Hospitals say spending restrictions will force them to choose between paying staff, suppliers or Revenue

Failure of hospital’s patient record system in July led to cancellation of surgeries and plea to avoid Emergency Department

Eoghan Gorman’s life changed instantly after a bad fall. He says better supports are needed to help people with disabilities reintegrate in the community

Voluntary hospitals also warn on cost of boosting cybersecurity and weight of accumulated deficits of more than €340m

Brendan Lawlor died two weeks after an operation at the Mater Private Hospital from a ‘rare but recognised’ complication

Issues affecting the Mater’s IT system are not as a result of any malicious attack

IT issue affecting Dublin hospital emerged earlier on Tuesday but cause of problem not yet known

Genetic heart conditions: Testing family members for cardiac genetic abnormalities following a sudden adult death can save lives

Voluntary hospitals tell HSE they are facing ‘critical liquidity issues’

Andy Kavanagh was told life expectancy post-transplant in the 1986 was normally one or two years

Move to phase out private care from public system has had different take-up in different parts of the country

Credit unions top the annual RepTrak study for 2024, with only X found to have a worse reputation than RTÉ

Use of social networks increasingly contributing to mental health problems, particularly among young people, conference hears

Noise expert says tunnel machine noise akin to ‘washing machine’ but residents say they have had little contact with Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Mary Broderick has had a long road to travel from a heart murmur since infancy to receiving a new heart with various other surgeries along the way

The problem isn’t the overrun - it is that the cost was grossly underestimated and all the information the market needed to squeeze the Government was made public

Fewer than 5,000 people in Ireland estimated to have disease but many are hard-to-reach drug users

Technology has led to rapid notification of suspected pathologies and the freeing up of time

While suspected attacker’s medical condition has improved, 49-year-old naturalised Irish citizen still suffering serious injury

Dublin riots: Life in the city centre is partially returning to normal but there are fears that there could be more trouble

Death rate from advanced ovarian cancer fell through use of multiple skilled specialists, study finds

HSE report highlights lifesaving value of knowing CPR, where defibrillators are located and how to use them

Voluntary hospitals tell HSE they are set to run a financial deficit of €327 million this year

The Mater recently completed its 1,000th surgery assisted by a robot, which reduces trauma and recovery time and frees up beds

Hospital management extremely worried over situation, email to Gardaí shows

First trial indicates ‘AI will complement radiography but it won’t take over’, says Irish radiologist

Dublin hospital received more than €420m in HSE funding last year, up from €377m in 2021, records show

People with symptoms of fibromyalgia are often dismissed as attention-seekers, but with long Covid now recognised, chronic illness is slowly being taken more seriously

Over one-fifth of all posts had no permanent incumbent last month, a significant increase on 2021