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The income threshold to define a “high earner” in the HSE may have to be pushed up from €300,000 to €500,000, it has emerged.

The HSE remain on high alert as Nitazene continues to circulate in Cork city. 

Sign-on bonuses of up to €5,000, longer holidays and housing are being offered by some desperate health employers in a bid to coax workers to take up jobs.

Sign-on bonuses of up to €5,000, longer holidays and housing are being offered by some desperate health employers in a bid to coax workers to take up jobs.

Eve Cleary of Corbally, Co Limerick, died two days after going to the emergency department because she fell and hurt her leg

Aaron Sikorski, aged one at the time, not sent for X-ray despite mother’s concerns and visits to GP and hospital ED

Spending on acute hospitals has increased 80 per cent in the past seven years; spending on health services pay has risen by €3.2 billion in the same period

The HSE and a GP have apologised to the mother of a six-year-old boy for the treatment her young son received after he swallowed a button battery

Fewer than 5,000 people in Ireland estimated to have disease but many are hard-to-reach drug users

Dr Muiris Houston: Drugs used to treat epilepsy and bipolar disorder linked to neurodevelopmental disorders in patients’ children