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Will my pension fund expose me to a higher bill if my spouse needs nursing home care? – The Irish Times

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Navigating the Fair Deal Scheme and Your Approved Retirement Fund (ARF) The Irish Fair Deal scheme, officially known as the Nursing Home Support Scheme, aims to assist individuals with the costs of long-term nursing home care. However, understanding how it interacts with retirement funds, particularly Approved Retirement Funds (ARFs), can be complex. Recent queries highlight … Read more

Psychiatric nurse jailed for stabbing 18-year-old admits to professional misconduct – The Irish Times

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A psychiatric nurse has been censured by a fitness-to-practise committee following a 2011 incident in which an 18-year-old was stabbed. Details of the Incident Brian Quinn was convicted in November 2013 at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court for intentionally or recklessly causing serious harm to Lee Harte and for possessing an article capable of inflicting serious … Read more

HSE warning to anyone ill with two bug symptoms

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Ireland Braces for a Future of Frequent Stomach Bug Outbreaks: What’s Driving the Rise and How to Prepare Ireland is currently battling a surge in norovirus cases, prompting a warning from the HSE. But this isn’t a one-off event. Experts predict we’re entering an era of more frequent and potentially severe outbreaks of gastrointestinal illnesses, … Read more

Paul Reid: New Head of Planning Authority Appointed

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The Future of News: Independent Journalism in a Changing Landscape The news industry is in constant flux. We’re seeing traditional revenue models crumble, the rise of misinformation, and a growing need for trustworthy, independent journalism. The challenge is clear: how do we ensure that quality reporting not only survives but thrives? The Rise of Reader … Read more

Doctors increasingly prescribe highly addictive opioids for pain, RCSI study finds – The Irish Times

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Ireland’s Painkiller Predicament: What the Data Reveals and What’s Next Recent research highlights a concerning trend in Ireland: a significant surge in the prescription of pain medications, including highly addictive opioids. The rates are outpacing those in England, sparking important questions about healthcare access, prescribing practices, and the future of pain management. The Numbers Don’t … Read more

How many more times will we hear ‘this can never happen again’? – The Irish Times

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A Shadow of the Past: Can Ireland Learn from its Healthcare Failures? The echoes of past scandals reverberate through the Irish healthcare system, most recently with the troubling findings of an audit highlighting unnecessary surgeries on children. While the details are specific, the underlying issues – clinical governance lapses, inadequate oversight, and a reluctance to … Read more

Doctors initiate legal action over State’s transgender policy – The Irish Times

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The Evolving Landscape of Gender Identity Care for Children In Ireland, a significant legal action is underway, aiming to review how children with gender identity issues are being treated. Spearheaded by Prof O’Shea and Dr Moran, two leading figures in transgender healthcare, this case highlights critical concerns about the current practices and the impact on … Read more

Bowel cancer screening programme extended to people aged up to 70 – The Irish Times

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Extending Bowel Cancer Screening: A Game-Changer for Early Detection The recent extension of bowel cancer screening in Ireland to include individuals up to age 70, starting April 1st, is a significant step in early cancer detection. This initiative, managed by the Health Service Executive (HSE) through the BowelScreen program, aims to catch signs of bowel … Read more

Ireland’s falling child vaccine rates – The Irish Times

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Global Health Concerns: The Rise of Vaccine Hesitancy In 2019, the World Health Organisation (WHO) flagged “vaccine hesitancy” as one of the top ten threats to global health. This trend has been further accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has seen an increase in parents reluctant to vaccinate their children. The exact impact of vaccine … Read more

Five years ago I entered a psychiatric hospital with an eating disorder – The Irish Times

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Embracing Mindful Recovery: Future Trends in Mental Health Understanding Recovery as a Lifelong Journey Recent trends in mental health recovery emphasize that healing is a gradual, ongoing process rather than a one-time event. Many mental health professionals now advocate for mindfulness and meditation as core components of recovery. Studies show that these practices can alter … Read more

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