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I bought a commode that the HSE should have provided. I paid for the hand railing the HSE should have provided

The HSE said there had been a rise in the number of overdoses relating to a powder sold as heroin reported in Cork over the past six days, but it was ...

Ask the Expert: Taking time to consider whether your child may be autistic might yield a better understanding of their needs. Also, there is a growing positive identity around being autistic

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation said the figure should be a ‘wake up call’ to ensure record breaking trolley numbers are not reached over the coming weeks

Traces found of dangerous synthetic opioid which poses risk of hospitalisation and death

Court of Appeal finds High Court erred in failing to place sufficient emphasis on the statutory definition of the word 'child'

Shortfall due to higher than anticipated numbers of patients joining waiting lists, Department of Health says

Invasive Strep A has claimed the lives of 12 children and 21 adults since October last year.

Population growth and increased demand for care are set to heap pressure on the already creaking health service, a researcher with ESRI said

Kilcoyne brands 400-kilometre round trip as ‘clear waste of public money’