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Hospitals are being forced to discontinue hip and knee surgery as they have reached their funding ceiling, it has emerged.
More than 60,000 people are expected to attend a Macnas parade On the Night Journey' on the streets of Galway, starting at Fisheries Field, from 4.45pm today. This year, more than Euro 10,000 has been
A new report on social welfare payments made to migrants in the EU has thrown up some interesting findings with regard to Ireland
Its targets are very unlikely to be met, writes Susan Mitchell, Health Correspondent
Conclusions that the removal of two Roma children from their homes last week was motivated by racial profiling are ''premature'', the country's Special Rapporteur on Child Protection Dr Geoffrey Shann
There is no special treatment for politicians from the health system – not even for health ministers. Junior health minister Kathleen Lynch was left waiting in a hospital accident and emergency uni
The issue of long hours worked by doctors is to come under further scrutiny this week when the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI) hosts a public talk aimed at highlighting the higher rate o
Three Irish siblings are running the New York City Marathon today in honour of their late father, writes Susan Mitchell.
Despite an upsurge in awareness campaigns on depression and mental health, new research shows that real understanding of depression has not increased.
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With James Reilly's budget now being monitored by other departments, who is running the Department of Health? Susan Mitchell reports.
The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) has moved to reassure doctors that the external review into the organisation has been parked, but not abandoned.
Survey shows closures and pay cuts are anticipated in 'depressing outlook' for sector, writes Susan Mitchell.
The Dutch owned lender ACC has seized control of the Horgan Pharmacy Group, a Cork-based chain of ten pharmacies.
