Paul Reid says no manager has the authority to overspend on their allocated budget

Court says Oireachtas can limit need for court intervention in any similar case

Dáil committee tells Supreme Court it accepts ‘significant’ findings on Angela Kerins case

Cost of children’s hospital could exceed €2bn, ‘which would make it the most expensive hospital in the world’

Spending increase necessary to deliver state-of-the-art facility, Minister says

Billions needed to maintain Social Insurance Fund says actuarial report

Mr Justice Kevin Cross says more judges needed in wake of CervicalCheck controversy

Graham Love resigned as HEA boss amid frustration over ‘risk’ faced by colleges

Politicians have reacted angrily to O’Brien’s depiction of the PAC but should consider their own behaviour

Internal report highly critical of lack of ‘value for money’ culture

Taoiseach intervenes as Tony O’Brien compares Minister to ‘a frightened little boy’

Consultant had roles in several high-profile projects, some of which attracted controversy

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Third periodic report looking at issues including strategic communications unit

Solution that will not affect patient care will require ‘serious effort’, committee told

HSE chief says there are two other potential cases over misdiagnosis of cervical cancer

Agency tells Dáil committee CervicalCheck ‘assertion does not accord with the facts’

‘I need the money now, not when I’m dead,’ says terminally ill woman on plans for court

Ex-Garda commissioner says John Deasy, Seamus McCarthy and John McGuinness are wrong

Philip Boucher Hayes told tribunal Martin Callinan said McCabe had ‘psychiatric issues’

Health official tells PAC she had no idea news of diagnoses had not been passed on

Newly released records show doctors were unhappy onus was on them to tell women

Programme’s manager concedes mistake in not telling women of incorrect smear tests

Six out of 11 women in Limerick not told of audit until after Vicky Phelan case settled

Terminally-ill Limerick woman seeking accountability over CervicalCheck scandal

Doctors were being ‘put at a disadvantage’ in deciding who should or should not be told

Interim HSE chief says top management not told of row between doctors and CervicalCheck

Vicky Phelan and Emma Mhic Mhatúna express satisfaction at HSE chief’s exit

Documents given to members during dramatic six-hour committee hearing

O’Brien said he was informed audits had not thrown up concerns in relation to quality

O’Brien appealing dismissal of action over TD’s comments on bank affairs

Supreme Court finishes hearing appeal by ex-Rehab boss for damages over PAC hearings

Courts are not entitled to vet what is said in Dáil or its committees, Supreme Court told

Ex-Rehab chief Angela Kerins appeal over treatment by PAC set for March in Supreme Court

Row over €1.6bn Project Eagle deal has not gone away

Accounts show Cerberus subsidiary used to buy loans made €9 million loss in 2016

Tony O’Brien admits he was misled on Deloitte report which is not yet completed

Comtroller and Auditor General considering an inquiry into details of €455 million deal

More intrusive approach required from Government and Policing Authority

PAC hears commissioner delayed telling Garda audit unit of financial irregularities