31 h. ago Doctor stabbed multiple times during ‘vicious’ home invasion in Limerick, court told

Dean Hayes, who has 129 previous convictions, entered Waleed Mustafa’s Limerick bedroom before attacking him

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3 d. ago Doctors warn women about toxic shock after girl (16) became severely ill during period

Most common cause for condition is tampons left in too long, although no evidence found of this in Drogheda case

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3 d. ago 'It's gone under the radar': Senior doctor warns against cutting RSV immunisation for babies

A paediatrician who works in a neonatal intensive care unit said that pulling the programme would have a massive impact on children’s hospitals in the future.

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3 d. ago National University of Ireland (NUI) Invites Applications NUI Travelling Doctoral Studentships 2026

National University of Ireland (NUI) Invites Applications NUI Travelling Doctoral Studentships 2026  Global South Opportunities

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4 d. ago Judge ‘disappointed’ that medical report on Eleanor Donaldson has not been completed

The judge called for the doctor to be made aware of the ‘urgency in this matter’.

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4 d. ago Nitrous oxide use has led to spike in spinal cord damage, Irish hospital finds

Professor Seamus Looby describes rise in cases since Covid-19 pandemic as ‘alarming’

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4 d. ago Nitrous oxide use has led to ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage, Irish hospital finds

Laughing gas use has ‘potential for permanent, damaging effects’, says RCSI professor

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4 d. ago ‘Laughing gas’ use has led to ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage, Irish hospital finds

Laughing gas use has ‘potential for permanent, damaging effects’, says RCSI professor

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4 d. ago Expert warns of ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage from laughing gas abuse

A study published in the American Journal of Neuroradiology was led by a consultant neuroradiologist at Beaumont Hospital in Dublin, Seamus Looby.

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4 d. ago Young people in Ireland suffering spinal cord damage from nitrous oxide, doctors warn

The drug can interfere with the body’s ability to process vitamin B12.

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5 d. ago Heart of the matter: Cardiovascular inequalities in Northern Ireland

Heart of the matter: Cardiovascular inequalities in Northern Ireland  IPPR

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5 d. ago Serving Garda charged with rape, child cruelty and serious assault in Co Donegal

The court heard that the Director of Public Prosecutions has directed that the matter be sent forward for trial to the Central Criminal Court.

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5 d. ago No laughing matter: What is nitrous oxide and why are doctors alarmed by its use?

Dr Catherine Conlon examines the risks of nitrous oxide use, as doctors warn it can cause life-changing nerve damage in young people.

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6 d. ago Judge left 'speechless' by evidence in worst domestic violence case he has ever seen

The woman detailed to gardaí that her ex-partner had “a different laugh when he did something cruel’.

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6 d. ago Doctors at children's hospitals afraid to disclose mistakes, report finds

The inspections of hospitals at Crumlin, Tallaght, and Temple Street were carried out in September of last year.

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6 d. ago Medical Council urges ‘immediate’ fix to HR problems at Children’s Health Ireland

Report outlined various issues, with some staff waiting months to be paid and the wrong doctors being appointed to posts

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7 d. ago Michael Martin on Virgin Media’s “The Assembly Ireland” Sparks Laughter, Tears, and a Fresh Debate on Autism and Politics

Michael Martin on Virgin Media’s “The Assembly Ireland” Sparks Laughter, Tears, and a Fresh Debate on Autism and Politics  filmogaz.com

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7 d. ago Managing Director Catherine Madden of the Dublin Gazette on why local newspapers still matter

Managing Director Catherine Madden of the Dublin Gazette on why local newspapers still matter  dublingazette.com

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7 d. ago New University of Galway Library named after medical graduate murdered weeks after completing studies

The new €80m library at the University of Galway is to be named in honour of a student who was murdered soon after she completed her medical studies there in 2006 –  a week away from her formal graduation as a doctor. The naming of the Dr Karen Guinee Library – announced this week – […] The post New University of Galway Library named after medical graduate murdered weeks after completing studies appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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1 week ago Woman weeps as doctor tells court insanity not a defence for near

Mother denies attempting to murder girl at temporary accommodation centre

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