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Women's health campaigner Vicky Phelan angered by absence of apology to Longford mum Lynsey Bennett Reporter: newsroom@longfordleader.ie Vicky Phelan with Ryan Tubridy following her appearance on The Late Late Show last month prior to departing for Maryland ');  '); Following yesterday's High Court settlement of the case brought by brave Longford mum Lynsey Bennett, who is seriously ill with cancer, against the HSE, women's health campaign Vicky Phelan has taken to twitter this morning to vent her anger over why there was 'NO admission of liability and NO apology from either the HSE or the...

Public health doctors warn of strike action Updated / Thursday, 14 Jan 2021 14:34 The 60 doctors belonging to the IMO had been due to hold the first of three one-day stoppages today Industry and Employment Correspondent Public health doctors central to the battle against Covid-19 have warned that they will resume their deferred strike action if the Government does not engage meaningfully on their demand for a regrading to hospital consultant status. The 60 doctors belonging to the Irish Medical Organisation had been due to hold three one-day stoppages today, as well as on 20 and 21 January...

Health Correspondent In a normal year in health, there are usually some constants, such as hospital overcrowding, long waiting lists and major funding pressures. In 2020, these issues did not disappear, but they were pushed down the agenda, as coronavirus dominated events, and occupied much of the time for health staff and officials. So it makes for 2020 being an outlier year, when making comparisons with other periods in the health service. It seems a long time ago now, but 6 January saw a record for hospital overcrowding, with 760 patients waiting, according to the figures collected by the ...