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The frightening reality, says Gardiner, is the current trajectory does not bode well. "When I have to make a really difficult decision - if we get to the point if resources won't go far enough - I hear no voice that says, 'we support you in whatever decision you have to make, ethically or socially'. How do we decide which people get a longer time in critical care or who gets it in the first place?" He admits that conundrum keeps him up at night and is "not a medical decision" but a "social, political and economic decision". Inside this hospital, there's the constant ringing of alarms, the n...

Shared Island Initiative, Day 1 -  a trojan horse for unity or a shared future based on mutual respect? A bullet-riddled welcome to Northern Ireland sign on the border between Derrylin, Co Fermanagh and Ballyconnell, Co Cavan. The communities where paramilitarism offers a chance of some fast cash and a sense of purpose will not be aided by conversation alone. PA Photo Sun, 27 Dec, 2020 - 20:30 Aoife Moore On the first of our three-day feature on the Shared Island initiative, political correspondent Aoife Moore speaks with Taoiseach Micheál Martin, a survivor of the Miami Showba...

By Press Association 2021 Medical staff attending to two patients in an ambulance at Antrim Area Hospital, Co Antrim, in Northern Ireland ( Queues of ambulances formed outside several hospitals in Northern Ireland as pressure continued to mount on the region’s over-capacity health service. The scenes unfolded as First Minister Arlene Foster participated in a call with other UK political leaders to review the planned relaxation of restrictions on household gatherings over Christmas. No decisions were taken, with Stormont ministers set t...

By Press Association 2021 Medical staff attending to two patients in an ambulance at Antrim Area Hospital, Co Antrim, in Northern Ireland ( Queues of ambulances formed outside several hospitals in Northern Ireland as pressure continued to mount on the region’s over-capacity health service. The scenes unfolded as First Minister Arlene Foster participated in a call with other UK political leaders to review the planned relaxation of restrictions on household gatherings over Christmas. No decisions were taken, with Stormont ministers set t...

By Press Association 2021 Medical staff attending to two patients in an ambulance at Antrim Area Hospital, Co Antrim, in Northern Ireland ( Queues of ambulances formed outside several hospitals in Northern Ireland as pressure continued to mount on the region’s over-capacity health service. The scenes unfolded as First Minister Arlene Foster participated in a call with other UK political leaders to review the planned relaxation of restrictions on household gatherings over Christmas. No decisions were taken, with Stormont ministers set t...