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/PRNewswire/ -- Onkos Surgical, a leading innovator of solutions for musculoskeletal oncology and complex orthopaedic procedures, presented its plans for...

PLANS for the development of a one-off dwelling house near Feakle have been put on hold following an appeal by neighbouring residents, writes Dan Danaher.

A beef farmer in County Fermanagh could face legal costs of £27,000 after his cows strayed onto private land in breach of a court order. Patrick Treacy,

THE shape of a baby murdered in a house fire could be seen in her cot after her death, a family member has revealed.In September 1992, a devastating h

Cosmetic care practitioners say Ireland should follow England's lead in banning 'out of control' treatments for under 18s.

A leading cosmetic doctor has warned botox shots for Irish teens are out of control as there's inadequate regulations in place

Share this article PARSIPPANY, N.J., April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- In celebration of Patient Experience Week (April 26-30, 2021), Onkos Surgical, a leading innovator of solutions for musculoskeletal oncology and complex orthopaedic procedures, today announced ongoing growth and adoption of its patient-centric innovations. These solutions are designed to help improve patient outcomes and experiences using the latest in precision anatomic modeling, 3D printing, design innovation, and workflow ...

Clare FM 21st April 2021 Ennis COVID-19 vaccination centre. Picture: UL Hospitals Group Clare’s designated vaccination centre has opened today at Treacy’s West County Hotel in Ennis, five days ahead of schedule. Some 120 people are receiving their first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine at the newly-opened vaccination clinic today. On Wednesday’s Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to Lisdoonvarna nurse Catherine Fogarty who is a vaccinator at the Ennis centre and to Patrick Treacy...

The father of a young woman who died in an horrific road collision has secured a €90,000 settlement of his High Court action arising from her death.

Photo: Getty Images By Contributor 10th December 2020 Time to add some sunshine to our lives Dear Editor, Data from all over the world show that more than 80 per cent of patients hospitalised with Covid-19 are vitamin D deficient compared with the general population. In a small study by Drs Jose Manuel Quesada Gomez and Luis Manuel Entrenasa in Spain, they showed high-dose vitamin D appeared to reduce the severity of Covid-19. More recently, a consensus is emerging amongst doctors that we...