New Swiftcare Clinic For Swords
A third VHI swiftcare minor casualty clinic is to open in Swords, Co. Dublin in September.
Read MoreA third VHI swiftcare minor casualty clinic is to open in Swords, Co. Dublin in September.
Read MoreConstruction of a new €80million cardiac renal unit at the Cork University Hospital (CUH) has begun.
Read MoreA new product claimed to revolutionise testing procedures for a number of illnesses has been launched by a County Antrim company. The product, from Randox Laboratories, involves the use of biochips.
Read MoreFor the first time, as part of the Daily Mirror`s Pride of Britain Awards, UTV will highlight and reward the work of the nation`s caring community, honouring those unsung heroes whose work often goes unnoticed.
Read MoreAlmost half of homeless parents in Northern Ireland have been forced to go without food at some point in order to feed their children. And almost two-thirds of the homeless population are eating less than three good meals a day.
Read MoreVoluntary and community groups have been invited to apply for a share of a £15 million fund being provided to help them modernise. Social Development Minister Margaret Ritchie said the aim of the Modernisation Fund was to help the voluntary sector prepare itself for the future.
Read MoreNurses in Northern Ireland are to receive the full pay award recommended by the Independent Pay Review Body. The move means that nurses and midwives will receive a 2.5% increase back-dated from 1 April.
Read MoreThe mother of a young girl at the centre of abuse allegations at a Barnardo’s care home last night backed calls for social care watchdogs to investigate the injuries suffered by her daughter.
Read MoreSecurity in Ulster’s largest hospital trust was overhauled after an al Qaida terror suspect was believed to have breached its email system to contact jihadi terrorists.
Read MoreAmbulance staff have said they will hold a strike ballot over pay and conditions if management do not agree to discuss concerns by next Wednesday. Staff have already held a test ballot which showed that only 3% of staff were opposed to possible industrial action.
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