University Hospital Limerick and Cork University Hospital had a total of 176 patients without beds this morning

Across Government, there is genuine surprise at Reid's decision and its timing

The entire fate of the health system’s overhaul would now appear to fall on the shoulders of controversial Department of Health supremo Robert Watt

Audrey Lonergan, principal psychologist, manager and infant mental health specialist, HSE South East

Videos in 17 languages give 'clear information' on accessing healthcare, free services, and pregnancy-related healthcare

Records released under FOI show senior clinician raised concern about impact of facility's closure on residents and services

Ireland 'very open' to considering increased partnership with Nato to improve our cyber and hybrid defences

Assumpta Corry broke down in tears as she told how the family have struggled to care for Ben who also cannot speak

The marketing executive had two strokes 12 years ago and as a result of the brain injury can never work again

The Department of Health has had to ramp up its intervention into the University Hospital Limerick overcrowding crisis after a damning report outlined the chaos there.

Young children in need of a revolutionary drug for cystic fibrosis (CF) have been left in limbo as the HSE and the pharmaceutical company argue over the extension of an existing drug-price deal.

Earlier this year, the doctor successfully overturned the HSE's decision in 2020 to dismiss him

Families of young children facing delays currently in accessing a drug for cystic fibrosis, Dáil committee heard

Information Commissioner's latest annual report shows appeals to the Commissioner for Environmental Information trebled last year.

The State environmental watchdog has said it is considering enforcement action due to the ongoing detection of a parasite that could pose a danger to public health in drinking water supplies in the Foynes area of Co Limerick.

One contract tracer told the Irish Examiner that teams are seeing cases and outbreaks “increasing exponentially daily” again

A total of 5,415 formal complaints were recorded and examined in 2021 — a rise of 21 cases from 2020

Costs related to Covid dominate annual report

HSE Health Promotion Officer gives an insight into a day in his working life 

It is now a year since the residents of the East Cork centre were told they would be moved on and there is no resolution in sight

Paul Reid told the Irish Examiner the measure could return as hospitalisations have risen threefold in three weeks

More inpatient and community services for people with eating disorders are required, say Bodywhys, the eating disorder association

A scathing Hiqa report has shone a light on the series of failures at University Hospital Limerick, including lengthy waits for treatment and overcrowding

Homebirth service suspended across Mid-West region pending outcome of investigation into tragedy by external experts

North Dublin has smallest waiting list as analysis shows almost all care in region offered by private or voluntary providers

HSE chief executive Paul Reid said some matters had been raised with him personally about the situation at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan and he had to 'take those risks very seriously'

The effects of synthetic cannabinoids will be much stronger than that of cannabis, the HSeE has warned.

Stephen Donnelly said no decision had been made on the closure of the emergency department at Navan hospital

Latest figures show 453 people with the virus in hospitals compared to 180 on May 31

The HSE plans to step up its harm reduction efforts this summer and has targeted three music festivals in a bid to raise awareness about the drugs in circulation

Exercise tested participants’ response to simulated major cyberattack on health services and infrastructures

The targeted assessments of young children and vulnerable adults are carried out each year to identify "preventive interventions and the need for restorative care"

Defence Forces to have place on advisory board of €10m EU-funded pandemic preparedness and response project

Individual family support plans, which are sometimes drawn up without any contact with the child, take an average of 12 clinical hours across two or three clinicians

Dr Eimear Brannigan, national clinical lead, HSE Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Control

Emma O'Sullivan says her treatment has been 'severely mismanaged' and barriers to care have put her life at risk

Talks look to resolve delays in the opening of the long-awaited new national forensic psychiatric hospital in Portrane, Co Dublin.

Some people may have to wait until mid-July before receiving the payment despite those employed directly by HSE having already received the bonus

Mental health inspector cites three 'high-risk' breaches at hospital's current Victorian-era facility

It is understood that due to the vacancy at the Family Centre in St Finbarr's, one child had to instead be treated at another facility in Galway

Three bereaved mothers whose babies’ organs were incinerated without their knowledge or consent insist they won’t rest until they get answers for their “angels”.

Today's total is the highest number of patients without a bed at the beginning of June since the INMO began counting trolleys in 2006

The location of the new facility will be revealed soon, though it is expected to be in Glanmire

Professor Sam McConkey says the virus is 'more controllable' and less likely to mutate in comparison to Covid-19