Bon Secours

An event at the National Concert Hall aims to give a voice to survivors and catalyse change

Hospital responds after accusations by Fine Gael TD of ‘significant delays’ for patients

Over 100 people cleared by treatment fund to have scopes carried out in nearby private hospital

Government aim in complex talks is to move quickly and avoid mistakes of past

State-run psychiatric hospitals were the single greatest contributor to coercive confinement in mid-20th century Ireland

Council ‘fully committed’ to providing survivors with access to archives and records

Historian and Tuam mother and baby home survivors unhappy with report and apology

HSE to be allocated up to 30% of capacity in private hospitals during current surge

Commission set up following her uncovering of 796 child deaths at Tuam Home

Any new agreement to tackle Covid-19 surge could run for two years

Real estate investor Mel Sutcliffe’s firm aims to double assets under management to €1bn

HSE says two private consultants have said they intend to resign from State contract

Group of consultants withdrawing from Covid-19 arrangement with the State

Two inpatient beds out of three remained empty during April

Insurance cover for doctors who haven’t signed contract expires

Concern over private patient care as further 21 die and 390 new cases confirmed

CUH taking measure from Monday to Wednesday as part of infection control

Six Nations match between Ireland and France in Paris in doubt

A patient engagement strategy lets the hospital group focus on enhancing its activity and developing new initiatives

Significant capital projects part of the plan to include new €77m cancer centre in Cork

Pat Farrell is putting lobbying skills to use representing institutional property investors

Former guest gets apology from five star hotel for ‘very serious injuries’

Pricewatch: Reader shares her experience of conflicting phone calls with Laya Healthcare

Awards, elections, trials, boycotts, summits and festivals over the coming year

Minister say work on exhumations at former mother and baby home may not begin until late 2020

ICHA member says consultants are moving to private hospital due to working conditions

Judges agreed reconsideration of the complex statutory limitation periods applicable to personal injury actions is desirable

Seen and Heard: Big four concerned over new grading system; Bon Secours merger

The State did not adequately oversee mother-and-baby homes says commission member

Taoiseach says commission of investigation’s fifth interim report makes ‘gruesome reading’

‘Clear many of the children who died in the Tuam Home are buried in the chambers’

Commission of investigation to seek additional year to complete final report

No reference to money in Pope’s reply to Minister for Children Katherine Zappone

Homeless agency compiles new history of Mercy Order building ahead of its conversion

Minister objected to Catholic families event getting cash after removal of LGBT material

The decision to carry out a forensic examination has already brought comfort to survivors of the institution

Lorraine Duffy secures apology for delay in diagnosis of inter-cranial aneurysm

Galway historian had been given no inkling of the decision when she met Taoiseach Leo Varadkar on Monday night

Decision to excavate and exhume site of Tuam mother and baby home welcomed

‘It is an offer, it is a contribution to the costs, it is voluntary, it is not a settlement, it is not an indemnity’ - Katherine Zappone