Dogs Trust said those with dogs should try to walk them earlier in the day or late at night when temperatures are cooler.

A Care Champions advocacy group said the covid-19 evaluation sessions are "a disservice not just to the people who died, it’s also losing that chance to really learn lessons from the pandemic".

Norma Foley confirmed Tusla could not locate the 10-year-old child before gardaí began inquiries into whether he left Ireland with his father

Wexford General Hospital has apologised to the family of an elderly woman who died there earlier this year, saying it was not the level of standard it aims for.

The family of a 67 year old woman with a rare disease living in a Cork nursing home have been tol...

Staff shortages, unsafe care and undignified treatment has been uncovered in homes run by State's leading private care provider Emeis Ireland

Weeks after The Ditch told government the airline was using Irish airspace to transport weapons to Tel Aviv.

I am convinced that all women have a justice gene. We make it, we call for it, we fight for it — we want justice in this world. We are also peacemakers and healers. If you’re in it for the long haul, ...

Elderly woman died on St Patrick's Day

A man in his 30s has been arrested following the alleged “serious assault” of an elderly woman in her home in Co Longford yesterday evening..

Health services watchdog report criticises Sunbeam House’s failure to keep residents with intellectual disabilities safe

Day 1 of the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry's justice impact hearings.Date: 18 February 2024Time: 1pm

Builders of the new National Children’s Hospital are now demanding an extra €853m in construction costs, amid ­concerns the final bill of €2.24bn is again at risk of being breached.

A clinical nurse manager repeatedly refused to call an ambulance for a dementia patient who drank ­cleaning fluid and subsequently died, a fitness-to-practise inquiry has heard.

Surgical hubs aimed at cutting waiting lists and relieving the trolley crisis are facing delays, and some will not be ready until next year.

The fifth anniversary of Ireland’s Covid-19 response passed by unremarkably at the start of this month — perhaps because the pandemic is a time many wish to forget.