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STerry Prone: Sinn FĂ©in paying homage to what the Brits used to do right
NHS crisis
Alison O'Connor: How sick is our health system that people are afraid to go to hospital?
The latest crisis has done psychological harm to the public and health service staff alike — and hope is in short supply

Fri, 13 Jan, 2023

'Too simplistic' to lay blame on Government for hospital crisis
'Too simplistic' to lay blame on Government for hospital crisis
TĂĄnaiste MicheĂĄl Martin said that it was "not acceptable" that people had found themselves waiting on trolleys and that while the HSE "does a very good job", lessons must be learned about the governance of the executive

Wed, 11 Jan, 2023

Portrait of young happy pregnant woman
Irish Examiner view: Good news from the world of science
In tough times for the health sector, the development of a test that can diagnose pre-eclampsia is a welcome breakthrough

Mon, 28 Mar, 2022

Joyce Fegan: Women should be able to wear whatever we want
Joyce Fegan: Women should be able to wear whatever we want
The fuss about the sportswomen in this photo highlights the damaging nonsense we tell women and girls about their bodies

Sat, 24 Jul, 2021

Aoife Moore: If we want a united Ireland, we must start having the boring conversations now
Aoife Moore: If we want a united Ireland, we must start having the boring conversations now
Border poll proponents need to learn from Scotland and Germany — or even, you know, listen to people in the North about what matters to them in their day-to-day lives

Fri, 26 Mar, 2021

Limerick’s Nualtra scores NHS diabetes contract
Limerick’s Nualtra scores NHS diabetes contract
The Limerick-based medical nutrition company will supply 50% of patients taking part in the groundbreaking weight loss programme

Mon, 07 Sep, 2020

Letter to the Editor: Johnson's Covid-19 shambles
For those interested in objective reports on controversial health events, the Forum report in the Irish Examiner on Saturday, July 4 is the best I have read on the sad omnishambles that has characterised the Johnson regimes response to Covid-19.

Thu, 09 Jul, 2020

Skin foundation appeals for access to eczema drug
Skin foundation appeals for access to eczema drug
RTÉ radio presenter Paul Herriott does not look like someone who has struggled to bring his eczema under control.

Wed, 08 Jul, 2020

Into the fog: How the UK lost track of Covid-19
Into the fog: How the UK lost track of Covid-19
To tackle the invisible virus, doctors and health specialists first needed to find it. But with few tests, little contact tracing and a government culture of secrecy, they lost sight of the enemy, writes Stephen Grey, Andrew Macaskill, Ryan McNeill, Steve Stecklow and Tommy Wilkes

Sat, 04 Jul, 2020

So how will the Premier League's 'new normal’ be for you?
So how will the Premier League's 'new normal’ be for you?
No your ears won’t deceive you. Yes, they will rumble around grounds after home goals, to restore some hint of home advantage.

Wed, 17 Jun, 2020

How the new normality will look in the Premier League
How the new normality will look in the Premier League
Pre-recorded terrace chants will rumble around grounds after home goals, to restore some hint of home advantage.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2020

The GAA’s lost icon: 'Charlie Gallagher couldn't come to terms with his career-ending, of being AN Other'
The GAA’s lost icon: 'Charlie Gallagher couldn't come to terms with his career-ending, of being AN Other'
Cavan’s Charlie Gallagher was the George Best of Gaelic football in the 1960s, renowned for his prodigious scoring ability, handsome appearance, and larger than life persona. This extract from Charlie: The Story of the GAA’s Lost Icon by Paul Fitzpatrick covers the years after retiring from playing and his battle with alcohol.

Thu, 11 Jun, 2020

Former GAA physio Aoife NĂ­ MhuirĂ­ leading the rehab of coronavirus patients around the world
Former GAA physio Aoife NĂ­ MhuirĂ­ leading the rehab of coronavirus patients around the world
The physiotherapist involved in some of Kerry’s most memorable All-Ireland SFC successes is playing a leading global role in assisting patients rehabilitate from coronavirus.

Mon, 25 May, 2020

Nursing home residents relocated in NI following Covid-19 outbreak concerns
Nursing home residents relocated in NI following Covid-19 outbreak concerns
Frail and elderly residents are being relocated from a Belfast nursing home over “ongoing concerns” relating partly to management of a Covid-19 outbreak.

Fri, 22 May, 2020

Proposals on housing, hospitals: Suggestions tear back an Irish curtain
Proposals on housing, hospitals: Suggestions tear back an Irish curtain
Though former president of America, Barack Obama, did not mention anyone by name this weekend when he attacked officials’ response to coronavirus, saying the pandemic showed many “aren’t even pretending to be in charge” he made his sharpest intervention so far in the White House race.

Mon, 18 May, 2020

Government said to be considering purchase and nationalisation of some private hospitals
Government said to be considering purchase and nationalisation of some private hospitals
The Government is considering buying a number of the country’s 19 main private hospitals and nationalising them in a bid to increase public bed capacity in the health system post-Covid-19.

Mon, 18 May, 2020

Faulty vehicle lifts in Northern Ireland did thousands more MOT tests than recommended
Faulty vehicle lifts in Northern Ireland did thousands more MOT tests than recommended
New equipment was purchased after cracks discovered in 52 out of 55 of the existing machines led to large numbers of roadworthiness checks being cancelled.

Tue, 12 May, 2020

No firm dates in NI’s five-point plan for exiting coronavirus lockdown
No firm dates in NI’s five-point plan for exiting coronavirus lockdown
Large indoor gatherings, nightclubs, concerts, close physical contact sports, restaurants, cafes, pubs and early years education will be included in the final, step five, relaxation.

Tue, 12 May, 2020

Cianan Brennan: Ireland gets it right for the wrong reason
Cianan Brennan: Ireland gets it right for the wrong reason
The Government U-turn on its Covid-19 tracing app happened because the tech giants forced them to, rather than any nod towards best practice, writes Cianan Brennan.

Fri, 08 May, 2020

Dalata eyes gradual openings but warns of three-year hotel recovery
Dalata eyes gradual openings but warns of three-year hotel recovery
The owner of the Clayton and Maldron hotel chains is hopeful of gradually reopening some of its properties, on a phased basis, later this year.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2020

32 GAA players revealed for All-Ireland FIFA20 Tournament
32 GAA players revealed for All-Ireland FIFA20 Tournament
The esports tournament will support frontline workers combatting the spread of Covid-19, with funds raised going to HSE and NHS staff across the island.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2020

Google won't have to provide liquidator with email account access, court rules
Google won't have to provide liquidator with email account access, court rules
Myles Kirby was appointed liquidator at a February 2019 creditors’ meeting of Dublin-registered vehicle importer, SJK Wholesale Ltd, which was insolvent with debts of €630,000.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2020

British government ends support for four new ventilator designs
British government ends support for four new ventilator designs
Designs from Dyson and BAE Systems, who are among those who offered to create devices, currently have support but are to be reassessed by a clinical panel next week.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2020

Boris Johnson’s fiancee Carrie Symonds gives birth to baby boy
Boris Johnson’s fiancee Carrie Symonds gives birth to baby boy
A spokeswoman for the British Prime Minister and his partner said both mother and baby are “doing very well”

Wed, 29 Apr, 2020

Calls to revisit private hospital deal as beds lying empty despite €115m-per-month cost to taxpayer
Calls to revisit private hospital deal as beds lying empty despite €115m-per-month cost to taxpayer
Senior doctors are calling on the Government to revisit a taxpayer-funded €115m-a-month deal with private hospitals as three-quarters of their beds lie empty.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2020

Stephen Cadogan: Ireland well placed to satisfy demands of newly health-conscious consumers
Stephen Cadogan: Ireland well placed to satisfy demands of newly health-conscious consumers
Healthy eating messages are gaining traction, as the public look for ways to boost their immunity to Covid-19.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2020

GAA stars to battle it out in charity All-Ireland FIFA20 Tournament
GAA stars to battle it out in charity All-Ireland FIFA20 Tournament
Inter-county GAA players are set to resume rivalries in support of frontline workers combatting the spread of Covid-19.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2020

Brexit transition must be extended for two years, insists Scottish minister
Brexit transition must be extended for two years, insists Scottish minister
Mike Russell is calling for the UK government to request a longer period of Brexit negotiation due to Covid-19.

Mon, 20 Apr, 2020

Terry Prone: Quarantine quartets and Art Deco swimming pools in a cocoon era
Terry Prone: Quarantine quartets and Art Deco swimming pools in a cocoon era
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Mon, 20 Apr, 2020

Cork company's breathing monitor being used in hospitals around the globe
Cork company's breathing monitor being used in hospitals around the globe
A Cork company behind the only breathing monitor of its kind in the world is seeing sales increase because of Covid-19.

Fri, 17 Apr, 2020

778 new Covid-19 deaths reported in UK
778 new Covid-19 deaths reported in UK
NHS England has announced 778 new deaths of people who tested positive for Covid-19.

Tue, 14 Apr, 2020

Sturgeon vows to investigate PPE claims as Scotland coronavirus deaths rise to 615
Sturgeon vows to investigate PPE claims as Scotland coronavirus deaths rise to 615
A total of 615 patients have died in Scotland after testing positive for coronavirus, up by 40 from 575 on Monday, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said.

Tue, 14 Apr, 2020

Funding for satellite and drone technology to combat Covid-19
Funding for satellite and drone technology to combat Covid-19
The UK’s space industry has been tasked with finding ways to combat the spread of coronavirus and preventing future epidemics.

Tue, 14 Apr, 2020

British Health Secretary expresses admiration for foreign staff amid immigration reform calls
British Health Secretary expresses admiration for foreign staff amid immigration reform calls
Matt Hancock has expressed his admiration for staff who have come from overseas to work for the NHS while calls continue for immigration reform for medical workers during the pandemic.

Sun, 12 Apr, 2020

We took our lead from the GAA up here, says Canavan
We took our lead from the GAA up here, says Canavan
Peter Canavan turns 49 today. “I’m expecting to see the whole parish parade in their cars outside my house,” he laughs, referring to the heartwarming birthday ovation Sligo girl Katie Regan received from friends upon her 12th birthday last month.

Thu, 09 Apr, 2020

Cross-border volunteers carrying Covid-19 tests appeal for fuel help
Cross-border volunteers carrying Covid-19 tests appeal for fuel help
In addition, the 30-strong crew which are based across the north-east also convey breast milk, blood and blood plasma, X-rays and files between hospitals each night.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2020

The Script's two shows for healthcare workers sell out in 30 minutes
The Script's two shows for healthcare workers sell out in 30 minutes
The first concert announced was sold out within three minutes, while a second was added.

Tue, 07 Apr, 2020

Coronavirus: Seven more deaths in North as UK total surpasses 5,000
Coronavirus: Seven more deaths in North as UK total surpasses 5,000
The Department of Health in Britain said that, as of 9am on Monday, 208,837 people have been tested of which 51,608 tested positive.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2020

Ireland is punching above its weight when it comes to securing medical supplies
Ireland is punching above its weight when it comes to securing medical supplies
Ireland is a small country in the middle of a global supply change disruption which means securing vital medical supplies is going to be very difficult, the head of one of Europe's largest medical companies has said.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2020

Scotland’s CMO resigns after being criticised for not adhering to social distancing advice
Scotland’s CMO resigns after being criticised for not adhering to social distancing advice
Scotland’s chief medical officer, Dr Catherine Calderwood, has resigned after being criticised for not adhering to social distancing advice by visiting her second home.

Sun, 05 Apr, 2020

Boris Johnson admitted to hospital as coronavirus symptoms persist
Boris Johnson admitted to hospital as coronavirus symptoms persist
Boris Johnson has been admitted to hospital for tests as his coronavirus symptoms persist, Downing Street has said.

Sun, 05 Apr, 2020

HSE briefing: 'Capacity exists for surge' as revealed 794 being treated for Covid-19 in hospitals
HSE briefing: 'Capacity exists for surge' as revealed 794 being treated for Covid-19 in hospitals
HSE CEO Paul Reid thanked the public for observing social distancing and quarantine measures but encouraged them to remain vigilant.

Sun, 05 Apr, 2020

Use shutdown to show majority of football people are good people, urges former Sligo boss
Use shutdown to show majority of football people are good people, urges former Sligo boss
The Covid-19 shutdown provides an opportunity for football to show it’s not just a selfish industry, says former Sligo Rovers manager Paul Cook.

Wed, 01 Apr, 2020

Boris Johnson tests positive for Coronavirus after experiencing mild symptoms
Boris Johnson tests positive for Coronavirus after experiencing mild symptoms
The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has tested positive for the Coronavirus, Covid-19.

Fri, 27 Mar, 2020

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