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Thousands of Irish hospital appointments cancelled as medical scientists strike

The scientists have withdrawn routine laboratory services in protest over pay and conditions

Irish Mirror

College where teacher died of Covid ‘encouraged staff to break rules and endangered lives’

Burnely College in Lancashire found to have failed to ensure staff safety during outbreak of virus in report by Health and Safety Executive

The Independent UK

Kind-hearted Dublin dentists offer free care to Ukrainian refugees

Dental practices in Malahide and Portmarnock will be providing emergency care for those who are living in Ireland under the Temporary Protection Order for no fee

Dublin Live

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College where teacher died of Covid 'encouraged staff to break pandemic rules'

Burnley College, where teacher Donna Coleman died in January last year, was found to have broken Covid rules by the Health and Safety Executive, and even held a Christmas party for all staff

Daily Mirror

Closure of children's mental health beds in west Dublin blasted as "abject failure"

It comes as the HSE confirmed that the beds would remain closed until at least September due to staff shortages.

Dublin Live

Prof Luke O'Neill says monkeypox outbreak is a 'scientific mystery' as fears grow over cases in Ireland

The HSE has set up a special multi-disciplinary team to prepare the country for the arrival of monkeypox

Irish Mirror

Mum of boy with rare life-threatening illness devastated as miracle drug to give child a normal life pulled

"The lives of our children are being put at risk because of a financial dispute"

Irish Mirror

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HSE closes almost half of psychiatric beds for children and teens in west Dublin unit due to staff shortages

The HSE confirmed that the beds would remain closed until at least September due to staff shortages

Irish Mirror

HPV vaccine will be free for all women under 25 as part of catch-up programme

Boys and girls in secondary school who were eligible to receive it in first year but missed it because of the pandemic can also receive the vaccine

Dublin Live

Tragic teacher who was 'scared' of being at work died after contracting coronavirus... now an investigation has found her college broke health and safety laws

Donna Coleman, 42, had expressed concerns to her family about Burnley College's reaction to the pandemic before her death

Manchester Evening News

HSE to spend more than €350,000 on branded merchandise including yoga mats, corporate umbrellas, organic T-shirts and baseball caps

Details of the planned expenditure follow reports that some nurses are having to rely on food banks in the absence of better pay

Irish Mirror

Everything you need to know about monkeypox as HSE team at the ready: Cause, symptoms and treatment

There are currently no known cases of monkeypox in Ireland but the HSE is preparing for the virus to reach our shores

Irish Mirror

Lixnaw murder-suicide: Community still reeling from tragedy as grieving dad Andrew McGinley backs calls for supports

Eileen and Jamie were killed by her husband, and Jamie’s father, Mossie, before he then took his life in an incident that shocked the tight-knit Kerry community last year

Irish Mirror

Ireland braces for arrival of monkeypox as HSE assembles response team

The HSE are putting a team together to deal with the virus

Dublin Live

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Monkeypox cases detected in Europe and North America amid outbreak concerns

A WHO official gave RTE Radio One listeners an update today on the spread of Monkeypox

Irish Mirror

Dublin active travel took 330,000 cars off the road in 2021 and saved millions in health spending

The efforts of active travellers saved greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 1.3m people flying from Dublin to Heathrow - 28,000 tonnes

Irish Mirror

HSE issues urgent vape warning and urges public to contact GP if feeling unwell

According to the health executive, the range of disposable electronic cigarettes are non-compliant with EU tobacco legislation and contain more than the permitted amount of nicotine, 20mg/ml or 2%.

Dublin Live

HSE gives vape warning, urging public to contact GP if feeling unwell

The HSE’s National Tobacco Control Office have discovered that these products contain more than the permitted amount of nicotine

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Taoiseach urges medical scientists to call off strike

It brought labs around the country to a standstill yesterday

Irish Mirror

Long hospital waiting list times 'unacceptable', says HSE chief Paul Reid

Mr Reid said a 'multi-annual' approach was needed to resolve the 'chronic' issues with waiting lists

Irish Mirror

Irishwoman left severely disabled after 'contracting rare disease from pet shop parrot' gets further €1m payout

Patricia Ingle allegedly contracted chlamydia psittacosis - an airborne infection which can be transferred from birds to humans - while working at the Petmania store in Limerick

Dublin Live

Dublin mum feels helpless as young non-verbal son deteriorates before her eyes due to lack of support

She is calling on the Government to provide more therapy and respite to children with additional needs

Daily Mirror

Boots and Co-op hike meal deal prices as shoppers face cost of living crisis

Boots quietly put up the cost of its midday combo in March from £3.39 to £3.59, or for shops in London, the price has been raised from £3.99 to £4.19. The price of a Co-op meal deal has been hiked from £3.50 to £3.75.

Irish Mirror

Medical scientists in Ireland strike over pay and staffing issues after negotiations fail

'You could end up doing 24-hour shifts three or four times a week if your colleagues are sick'

Dublin Live

Lab workers call for better pay in protest outside Mater Hospital

The industrial action by the MLSA union comes over a dispute about pay and career progression for lab workers

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