The files relate to a meeting that is now the subject of a probe by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.
Chief executive Barbara Flynn made an application for a judicial review in an effort to quash the findings contained in a highly critical report by the Charities Regulator
With rising waiting lists and mounting medical negligence claims, this government has little to show for its tenure presiding over the health system
A team of journalists requested four years of copies of spending records of MEPs representing their own countries
Meeting is now the subject of a probe by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
NCPE expert said 95 per cent of new cancer drugs were bad value
The HSE wants to clean up its working culture, and has begun by implementing a new programme called Values in Action. Susan Mitchell reports
Mullen’s comments on Savita Halappanavar are irrelevant to the dilemmas and crises faced by obstetricians
‘If there was abortion on demand . . . she wouldn’t have been pregnant,’ senator told RTÉ
Harris told this newspaper he would write to WHO director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus to highlight his concerns
Value for money criteria met by only one of 20 new drugs that had an initial asking price of €500 million
In a follow-up to last week’s interview, Ibrahim Halawa’s father Hussein holds forth on fatwas, radicalisation and running Ireland’s largest mosque
Status quo 'not a viable option', says Hiqa, adding that its chief executive Phelim Quinn had raised the issue 'several times' with the minister and his predecessors
Just one in 20 new cancer drugs assessed for the Irish market since the beginning of 2016 were considered value for money, according to a new assessment by the NCPE
Imam Hussein Halawa speaks about sharia law, women’s rights, Islamic extremism and life as head of the biggest mosque in Ireland
