HSE scaling down Covid-19 testing centres and reducing staff despite stark summer surge in cases Experts have been stressing the importance of getting the booster vaccine as cases continue to rise. Irish Mirror · Jun 24, 2022
Irish health officials confirm 14 new cases of monkeypox This marks the biggest jump in cases seen in the space of one week since the beginning of the Irish outbreak Dublin Live · Jun 23, 2022
New Central Mental Hospital opening delayed again due to staffing 'issues' The current CMH in Dundrum, which was built in the 1850s, has been criticised for being 'not fit for purpose' Dublin Live · Jun 22, 2022
Soldier dies after being hit by armoured vehicle on Salisbury Plain Investigation launched into death of 26-year-old man on training exercise in Wiltshire The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2022
Covid-19 Ireland: Tallaght Test Centre to close permanently The centre carried out a whopping 44,278 swabs over the course of the last six months Dublin Live · Jun 22, 2022
Minister Stephen Donnelly sounds Covid alarm as 'figures are quite stark' in Ireland The minister urged those who are over 65 and are yet to receive their second booster jab to do so Irish Mirror · Jun 21, 2022
Tanaiste Leo Varadkar says Ireland will get through 'summer wave' of Covid without bringing back restrictions 'Obviously we’ll be guided by public health advice in that regard' Irish Mirror · Jun 20, 2022
Covid-19 Ireland: Face masks could be made mandatory again, HSE chief warns The 'significant' rise in Covid-19 cases has resulted in fears that a summer wave could hit Ireland. Dublin Live · Jun 20, 2022
Research shows development of hybrid sensor to help diagnose cancer A research team from HSE University, Skoltech, MPGU and MISIS has developed a nanophotonic-microfluidic sensor whose potential applications include detection, monitoring and assessment of treatment success. Dynamite News · Jun 18, 2022
Concerns raised over patient safety at University Hospital Limerick as one person waits 116 hours to be seen Inspectors found 60 patients on the day they visited had been waiting 'an especially long time' Irish Mirror · Jun 17, 2022
When can you legally leave work if it gets too hot in the office? The Met Office expect Friday to be the hottest day of the year so far Liverpool Echo · Jun 17, 2022
RTE Prime Time viewers react after 'terrifying' episode The lack of home carers has resulted in thousands of people being stuck in hospitals and nursing homes Dublin Live · Jun 16, 2022
Critically ill patients in Meath 'not given best opportunity of survival' Controversy has rumbled over the future of Our Lady’s Hospital in Navan Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2022
When is it too hot to work? Find out your employee rights ahead of heatwave The Government provides official guidance for employers and employees whenever high temperatures are experienced during working hours Manchester Evening News · Jun 16, 2022
The Independent UK · Jun 15, 2022 UK Heatwave: How hot does it have to be to legally leave work England is set to experience its first heatwave of the summer
Irish Mirror · Jun 13, 2022 Navan’s Emergency Department transitioning to a 24-hour Medical Assessment Unit Once the new facility is in operation, patients who cannot be managed will be sent directly to an appropriate hospital
Manchester Evening News · Jun 10, 2022 Construction firm fined after workers illegally removed asbestos while refurbishing student flats Sal Construction Services Limited has been fined £30,000
Dublin Live · Jun 9, 2022 Dublin pubs: Pygmalion slapped with closure order after live rodent found in venue A live rodent and droppings were discovered by HSE inspectors during an examination
Dublin Live · Jun 9, 2022 The Happy Pear admit recent breast cancer video was 'ignorant' The Happy Pear twins Stephen and David Flynn apologised earlier this year after sharing a controversial video about breast cancer
Chronicle Live · Jun 9, 2022 Warning issued about asbestos after directors put workers on £2.4m Joplings store contract at risk James Keegan and Alan Barraclough have now been banned from running companies for 10 years
Dublin Live · Jun 9, 2022 HSE staffing crisis leaves kids in limbo after disability diagnoses Hundreds of parents are set to demand urgent action to address the disability services crisis as part of a protest in Dublin
Dublin Live · Jun 8, 2022 Irish parents ‘breaking down and crying’ as children denied life changing Cystic Fibrosis medication Sarah O’Keeffe found out that her son would not be getting the medication that would improve his life
Irish Mirror · Jun 7, 2022 Ireland's health service in 'real state of crisis' with one in four on hospital waiting lists The huge build-up has come after two years of the country battling Covid, which left the health service dangerously close to bursting at the seams
Irish Mirror · Jun 5, 2022 HSE calls on two groups of people to come forward for 'next dose' of Covid vaccine There are 231 people in hospitals across the country receiving treatment for the worst effects of the virus
Dublin Live · Jun 4, 2022 Teenager beats debilitating scoliosis and takes up Taekwondo year after operation She felt she was a 'prisoner of the health service'