€22.5m settlement for boy following missed diagnosis An eight-year-old boy who suffered severe brain damage after the hospital he was born in failed to diagnosis meningitis after his birth, has settled his ... Courts • 17 Sep
Court hears boy will only make 'minimal recovery' Doctors have told the High Court that an 11-year-old boy who suffered catastrophic brain injuries in a collision less than three months ago, will make ... Courts • 16 Sep
Ryanair tells court Govt quarantine advice 'outrageous' Ryanair has described as "absolutely outrageous" and "nonsensical" the Government measures advising people to quarantine for 14 days when they come back from a non-green ... Courts • 15 Sep
Court rules against claim of journalistic privilege The High Court has ruled the editor of a local paper in Co Roscommon was not entitled to refuse to disclose the contents of his ... Courts • 11 Sep
Dept preparing options to restrict non-essential travel The Minister for Health has said his Department is preparing options for Government on how to restrict non-essential travel from countries outside the European Union ... Coronavirus • 09 Aug
Covid-19: 174 new cases and one further death There has been one further death from Covid-19 and 174 additional cases reported to the Department of Health. This brings the total number of deaths ... News • 08 Aug
Meat plants should shut during restrictions - Donnelly Meat plants affected by a Covid-19 outbreak should not open on Monday, according to Health Minister Stephen Donnelly. Coronavirus • 08 Aug
Mass temperature checks not likely effective - HIQA The Health Information and Quality Authority has published evidence showing that mass temperature screening at airports is not likely to be effective in limiting the ... Coronavirus • 06 Aug
GPs report large increase in Covid-19 test requests Doctors have reported a large increase in the number of patients seeking referral for Covid-19 testing since the August bank holiday weekend. Coronavirus • 06 Aug
Anonymity recommended for all sexual offence defendants Anonymity should be granted to those accused of all sexual offences, not just rape, unless and until they are convicted, according to a new report ... Courts • 06 Aug
