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Drug testing to be rolled out at music festivals in Ireland this summer

The drug testing programme will begin at Life festival in Mullingar this Friday

Irish Mirror

'Hard-working' young cancer survivor dies after tree falls on him in park

Lukasz Costazza, 30, was out with three friends in Low Hall Nature Reserve in Walthamstow, North London on June 9, 2015, when an 'old, redding, dead tree' fell on him - he sadly died at the scene

Daily Mirror

Medics concerned 'world not prepared' as two women infected with highly contagious fungal disease

The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed two patients were struck down with the first cases of the drug-resistant ringworm after suffering rash symptoms. There are currently no confirmed cases in Ireland.

Irish Mirror

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Call for probe into work-related suicides after headteacher Ruth Perry’s death

Open letter says Ruth Perry’s family believes stress associated with Ofsted inspection led to her suicide

Evening Standard

Call for probe into work-related suicides after headteacher’s death

Open letter says Ruth Perry’s family believes stress associated with Ofsted inspection led to her suicide.

The Independent UK

Almost 100 children called crisis pregnancy helpline that provides abortion information last year

EXCLUSIVE - In total 11,551 calls were made to the HSE's My Options service, which also provides information on continued pregnancy supports

Irish Mirror

'Infuriated' mum blasts HSE for failing daughter with rare heart condition

Hania was born with a congenital heart defect called Pulmonary Atresia with a ventricular septal defect (VSD) and major aortopulmonary collateral arteries (MAPCAs)

Irish Mirror

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More than 750 mentally ill children waiting over a year for treatment from HSE

The figure has almost doubled over the course of the last year

Irish Mirror

HSE to probe death of woman, 21, who died hours after being sent home from hospital

Eve Cleary, 21, died at University Hospital Limerick on July 21, 2019, having been been discharged four hours earlier from the hospital in a wheelchair and in pain

Irish Mirror

Number of people attempting to stop smoking to 'increase significantly this year'

EXCLUSIVE: Figures released by the HSE to Social Democrats TD Catherine Murphy show that the number of people who have already taken part in courses to stop smoking this year is close to last year's figures

Irish Mirror

HSE warns of spike in chickenpox cases

Hospitalisations for the disease have increased significantly in comparison to last year

Dublin Live

Mum left 'unable to sleep' after son 'wasn't strapped' in for rollercoaster ride

Emma Underhill says James, seven, wasn’t strapped in on the Nessi rollercoaster at the Rhyl Family Fun Fair in north Wales, an incident to which police were called on Saturday

Daily Mirror

Boy, seven, left screaming on rollercoaster where he wasn't strapped in

Multiple investigations have been launched. James's mum says she hasn't been able to sleep since seeing the accident

Wales Online

Five dads killed by collapsing wall 'had no chance of escape' as company bosses jailed

Wayne Hawkeswood and Graham Woodhouse have both been jailed after five men were killed at the Nechells metal recycling site in Birmingham when a wall collapsed on them

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

Company directors jailed after wall collapse killed five workers in Birmingham

Two directors of scrap metal recycling plant were jailed for nine months after collapse of 45-tonne wall crushed five men

Irish Mirror

Irish teenagers as young as 13 being treated for STIs as figures double

Doctor's warning amid alarming rise in sexually-transmitted infections among children

Irish Mirror

Jail for pensioner who used dead brother's identity to claim €93,000 in benefits

Aidan Byrne conned the social welfare system by using the identity of his dead brother Anthony who died tragically in a drowning accident in England in 1972

Daily Mirror

UK street dubbed 'Sahara' with 'horrendous' dust clouds that make you 'itch all over'

Residents in Oldham say they can't hang their washing out or sit in their gardens because of the thick dust clouds that plague them daily - with some getting mysterious rashes as well

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Manchester Evening News

'I've not been able to go into my garden for years': Entire Greater Manchester street plagued by 'horrendous nightmare'

Residents of Oak Street, Shaw, say they have been left with mysterious rashes

Irish Mirror

Nurses union expresses concerns about patient safety to Health Minister Stephen Donnelly

Karen McGowan, President of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO). told delegates at the final day of the group’s annual conference that the hospital system “sleep-walked into a summer trolley crisis”

Dublin Live

Alarming figures as nearly 800 teens diagnosed with STIs in Ireland

The shocking figures revealed that two of the children were under 14 while the others were aged between 15 and 19

Edinburgh Live

US Navy ship RV Petrel righted six weeks after emergency incident in Edinburgh dock

Two tugs are said to have undertaken the work to bring the RV Petrel back to its natural position after it tilted to a 45 degree angle which injured as many as 35 people.

Dublin Live

Parents of disabled kids 'afraid to die' due to lack of residential care places

Exclusive: Angelina Moore fears her son will be forced endure 'months' on end in A&E after she dies

Irish Mirror

Hospital overcrowding 'out of control' after post-bank holiday surge in trolley numbers

Hundreds of nurses are gathering in Killarney for the INMO’s annual conference as the health service remains in crisis

Daily Record

Ship that toppled in Leith dry dock injuring dozens finally righted weeks after major incident

RV Petrel is now back afloat following an operation to get it righted. Dozens of people were injured during the incident in March.

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