Pregnant women enduring domestic violence are afraid to report it, study finds
Fear that children will be taken into care cited as a key reason for not telling maternity hospitals about abuse
Fear that children will be taken into care cited as a key reason for not telling maternity hospitals about abuse
Couple suing for nervous shock after death of son at Cork University Maternity Hospital in 2018 say no consent given to retain child’s organ
Decline in women’s mental health, especially during Covid-19 pandemic, cited as factor
Tommy Spencer was born in University Hospital Waterford on July 14th, 2018, and died four days later
Parties agreed there is a ‘reasonable apprehension’ of objective bias on part of coroner due to earlier decision, court hears
Triplet Maja Moldysz, from Fermoy, was born healthy but suffered catastrophic injuries 22 hours after birth, court hears
Geraldine Yankeu died after 11 days in intensive care following the delivery of her stillborn baby
The consequences of delaying child-bearing ‘cannot be ignored’, the study carried out by the Department of Obstetrics and the National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre, Cork University Maternity Hospital noted
Christina and Kevin Neiland from Ballyphehane in Cork told Dublin District Coroner’s Court they believed there were failures by CUMH staff to recognise and react to abnormal readings from a CTG monitor
The HSE denied all of the claims in the case, which was settled without an admission of liability
One of the first newborns of new year, a boy named Harry, was born at 12.03am at the National Maternity Hospital, Dublin
Review found decision was ‘isolated incident’ due to Covid-19 pressures
Current arrangements where post-mortems on deceased infants take place in a space on a corridor off main mortuary and are insensitive and not in keeping with national standards, review group says
Patients will be able to watch insects from waiting rooms via CCTV camera system installed at entry points to the hives
Marie and Darragh Downey died within 33 hours of each other in March 2019 at CUMH
Counsel for Caitlin Twomey (9) argued ‘red flags’ missed during labour which led to brain damage
High Court approves final lump sum payment for Alex Foley from Midleton, Co Cork
Marie Downey and three-day-old Darragh died after she suffered apparent epileptic fit
On International Day of the Midwife, we get a glimpse of what it has been like during lockdown
Sarah O’Callaghan has been on both the giving and the receiving ends of lockdown maternity care
Households have also been asked to light a candle in their windows at 7pm on Thursday
'I don’t know who I felt sorrier for – me on my own with a new baby or him at home by himself'
HSE auditors critical of work practice plans at Cork University Maternity Hospital
‘Marie was a beautiful person . . . she had a heart of gold,’ Kieran Downey tells funeral
Marie Downey, who had epilepsy, and her newborn baby died in ‘tragic occurrence’
GPs express concern over ultrasound access and referral of women to hospitals
Health Innovation Hub Ireland matches inventors and entrepreneurs with clinicians in ‘Dragons’ Den’-style process
Gynaecologist: Doctors cannot provide same care to women having terminations abroad
Michelle Harte missed many weeks of cancer treatment due to Eighth – Prof Louise Kenny
Holly Corrigan one of pair of twins born at Cork University Maternity Hospital in 2008
Huge disparity in birthing care practices and choices around the country as midwives ‘wait in hope’ for national strategy
Recent guidelines on maternal death examine the complex issues pregnant women face
A smart touchscreen in St James' Hospital tells staff what is happening all patients at all times
Gynaecological outpatient waiting list shrank 20 per cent after audit, says chief
More support services needed for parents who choose to continue with such pregnancies
There is a range of services which can help women prepare for delivery day
What to expect during the first few weeks of your pregnancy
Mothers who continue their pregnancy are rarely lauded as brave – at best, they are patronised
Profs Geraldine Boylan and Louise Kenny are directors of UCC’s Infant Centre
Parenting programme for high-risk families helps to turn lives around
Hospitals are becoming more open to women bringing in an assistant as well as a partner as evidence of benefits mounts
Hospitals are becoming more open to women bringing in an assistant as well as their partner as evidence of benefits mounts and demand grows
Sensitive treatment after pregnancy loss can have a positive impact on the grief of bereaved parents
Joanne Fearon (41) raising money for charity by running on a treadmill in a shop window
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices