The show comes after the singer announced last month that she would take a step back from the spotlight after she completes her O2 residency.

Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald has written to Micheal Martin over an HSE recommendation on the drug Skyclarys.

Nelson’s daughters have required feeding support as part of their early medical care.

Jack Chambers was speaking at a press conference about a need for ‘efficiencies’ in how the public sector is staffed.

Dermatologists and tanning experts explain how to safely combine SPF self-tan and other skincare ingredients this summer.

Dáithí Mac Gabhann was born with the rare hypoplastic left heart syndrome and had been on the waiting list for a transplant since 2018.

The presenter, 48, announced she has been diagnosed with smouldering myeloma.

The former Little Mix star, 35, has been followed by cameras for the new Prime Video documentary Jesy Nelson: Life Changing.

It comes as Mary Lou McDonald said she was ‘begging’ Simon Harris to ensure a drug for a rare neurological condition is approved in Ireland quickly.

Seventy rare disease drugs have been approved for reimbursement in the four years since 2021.

The former Made In Chelsea star has dedicated herself to campaigning for improved maternity services.

His spokeswoman said he remains under ‘close medical observation’.

The Health Minister has expressed confidence in Irish maternity care after a former leading consultant criticised guidelines.

The Health Minister said 12% of public-only consultants currently include Saturdays as part of their work practice plans.

Company providing radiology services had 20 of Beaumont’s own staff as directors, which hospital claimed was 'value for money' 

The investigation examined governance around urology services in the Southern Health Trust after the work of a consultant raised concern.

The hospital’s maintenance department contacted a pest control company to respond to the nest.

Six people are diagnosed with the disease, which attacks the nerves which send messages to the muscles, each day in the UK.

Emily Clarkson’s post also tagged the charity Prostate Cancer UK

Clarkson went on to say that the news of his diagnosis has ‘landed harder than I thought it would’.

Simon Harris said the practice is not something the Government or HSE would condone.

The former Channel 4 News presenter, 78, has been living with Alzheimer’s since 2023.

Prostate cancer is very common but is shrouded in misconceptions.

The 78-year-old journalist called the reaction ‘heartening’.

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said maternity care should be safe for everyone who needs it, not just those who can afford it.

The move came amid a dispute with the Government over the arrangements.

The industrial action is to take place on June 25th and June 29th

The Health Insurance Authority said many plans now have benefits limited or reduced, the most significant and wide-ranging of these being major procedures such as joint replacement surgery.

Around 12,000 referral letters to patients have gone missing from Northern Ireland’s new patient record system.

From improving cardiovascular fitness to boosting mood, football offers a range of mental and physical benefits.

The important part is to continue showing up in small ways each day

Jordan Adams who ran 33 marathons said the support they’ve seen across the country was ‘phenomenal, and it won’t sink in for a long, long time’.

Ireland will need up to 2,231 additional public health and community nurses by 2040, according to a new report.

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre said its national helpline was contacted almost 24,000 times in 2025

Paramedics and emergency medical technicians in Siptu and Unite staged a 24-hour strike on Tuesday.

Unions representing workers in the National Ambulance Service (NAS) are meeting the HSE at the Labour Court.

From peas to cabbage and carrots, the TV chef talks to Lauren Taylor about championing simple, humble ingredients – and making them delicious.

Mary Lou McDonald criticised Micheál Martin’s response to the 24-hour ambulance strike which ended at 8am on Wednesday.

Siptu and Unite union members at the National Ambulance Service are taking part in a 24-hour strike in a dispute over pay.

The broadcaster described it as ‘an intimated part of my anatomy’.

A site at Raheen, two kilometres from UHL, was acquired by the State for a new hospital.

Emergency medical technicians and paramedics began 24-hour strike action on Tuesday morning.

The strike involves pickets at ambulance depots which began at 8am, including at Davitt Road in Dublin South Central.