Syrian refugee opens pharmacy in Co Carlow village One of the first Syrian refugees to have been resettled to Ireland has opened a pharmacy in rural Carlow. Ireland • 25 Jun 21
Pharmacy students protest over internship pay 'ban' Pharmacy students rally outside the Dáil in protest at unpaid work placements and what they say are extortionate fees. Education • 24 Jan 19
Number of complaints about pharmacies falls The number of complaints received about pharmacies or pharmacists decreased by nearly 50% last year. News • 23 Aug 16
UDG Healthcare to sell two units to McKesson UDG Healthcare is to sell its drug distribution units in Ireland and Northern Ireland and a unit in its commercial services business to US drug … Business • 18 Sep 15
Pharmacy union warns of medicine shortages The Irish Pharmacy Union has warned of medicine shortages if prices continue to fall. News • 05 Mar 15
Co-op to sell farms, may sell pharmacy business The Co-operative Group said today it had kick-started the sale of its farms and was looking at selling part or all of its pharmacy business. Business • 26 Feb 14
Cost of prescription medicines to fall The cost of prescription medicines is to fall at 65 pharmacies operated by Boots Ireland. News • 29 May 12
Chemists: the first defence against GP costs GPs can cost as much €70 a visit, but going to your local chemist for a chat to the pharmacist costs nothing and is sometimes … Business • 29 Sep 11
