These seven high-profile cases from 2015 show that the HSE has a long way to go in translating policy into practice, writes Catherine Shanahan

The HSE’s apology to the parents of Alex Butler was not sincere, writes Catherine Shanahan

Enda Kenny and Joan Burton are due to appear before the Banking Inquiry today; Greece’s radical government approved new creditor-demanded reforms; a Cork-based engineer has made it into the last 100 candidates for the Mars One mission; and the European dream is over for Dundalk. Here’s this morning’s irishexaminer.com round-up.

Baby Faith Lanphier died at Cork University Maternity Hospital when she was only five days old. Her death left her devastated parents looking for answers.

The HSE yesterday expressed its sincere regret and apology to the parents and family of a five-day-old baby girl who died in Cork University Maternity Hospital.