Post-partum haemorrhage (PPH) remains a leading cause of maternal death worldwide. The recent tragic case at St Luke’s Hospital, Kilkenny, highlights the risks and growing concerns about maternal healthcare in Ireland.
A further 16 families receive apology from HSE after care of children found to be “Risky”
The HSE has issued a subsequent apology to a further 16 families after recognising the care their children received by Kerry Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) was found to be “risky”. The HSE had previously apologised to 46 individuals who received...Over €1m paid out in compensation by the Vincentian Community after 45 instances of abuse alleged against 9 priests
The Vincentian Community are one of many religious orders accredited with the operation of several schools nationwide. These include St Patrick’s College in Armagh and Castleknock College in Dublin. With many religious orders coming under fire in recent weeks after it...St John of God order subject to 130 allegations of child sex abuse
In the last 50 years, there have been 131 complaints of child sexual abuse against members of the St John of God congregation in Ireland. 34 of these allegations were made since 2015 when the National Board for Safeguarding Children in the Catholic Church in Ireland...North Kerry CAMHS Audit
HSE to publish findings of North Kerry CAMHS audit amid rising concerns The HSE is due to publish the findings of the North Kerry CAMHS Audit ‘ 50 file review’ of North Kerry CAMHS patients’ files. The review began in June ’22 and was due to completion in...