The Tánaiste and Minister for Health Mary Harney is meeting Judge Maureen Harding-Clark today to discuss her report into the activities of Dr Michael Neary.

The President of the Irish Medical Council has said the tenuous position of foreign medics working here must be ended.

The two main nurses’ unions have called for clear guidelines for whistleblowers in the health sector in the wake of the Michael Neary report.

The Government will agree on a compensation scheme for victims of disgraced obstetrician Michael Neary within a fortnight, it emerged this afternoon.

The Government will seriously consider compensation for the victims of Dr Michael Neary, but the taxpayer shouldn’t be expected to pick up the bill every time, the Taoiseach told the Dáil today.

An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has reiterated his Government's apology for the suffering endured by women who had their wombs unnecessarily removed by Dr Michael Neary.

The group representing women whose wombs were removed by Dr Michael Neary is due to meet the Tánaiste and Health Minister Mary Harney today.

The report into disgraced obstetrician Michael Neary will aid legislation to outlaw similar behaviour in hospitals, the Taoiseach has stated.

The Health Service Executive tonight issued a personal apology to all the women who suffered distress and pain at the hands of Dr Michael Neary.

Disgraced obstetrician Michael Neary was not an evil man or a bad doctor despite needlessly removing scores of women’s wombs at Co Louth hospital, Tánaiste Mary Harney said tonight.

A damning report into the practices of disgraced doctor Michael Neary tonight described the number of hysterectomies performed at a Co Louth hospital as truly shocking.

The President of the Medical Council said tonight he was horrified by the findings of the report into the work of disgraced doctor Michael Neary.

Management at Drogheda’s Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital today profoundly apologised to the victims of disgraced doctor Michael Neary.

A government-commissioned report into the activities of disgraced obstetrician Dr Michael Neary is due to be officially published today.

Victims of a discredited doctor who needlessly removed scores of women’s wombs have called on the Government to set up a compensation scheme.

The inquiry set up to investigate the number of unnecessary womb removals carried out by Dr Michael Neary has reportedly criticised the failure of the authorities to notice what was going on.