Newry’s Daisy Hill hospital serves the entire Northern border community and beyond, with a catchment area from Cullaville in South Armagh over to Annalong in
The National Children’s Hospital has cost Irish taxpayers over €2 billion to build. But they will still charge patients €10 a day to park on
25,000 NHS staff in the Unite, Unison and NIPSA unions were out on united pickets at hospitals today. This is the largest day of strike
Over two hundred medicines are in short supply in Ireland causing real panic among patients. There is a scarcity of the pain relief drug paracetamol.
Hospital patients can spend up to €15 a day just to park their car. For those who suffer with chronic conditions, it can be much
As well as a housing crisis, we now have a health crisis. And the government just sits on the €5.2 billion surplus they got from
People Before Profit TD Bríd Smith will today move a Bill to amend Ireland’s abortion legislation. The Bill seeks to amend the Health (Regulation of
In Belfast People Before Profit visited the Belfast City Hospital and Royal Victoria Hospital as over 2000 workers in the National Health Service are out
The government should be including women between the ages of 45-74 in breast cancer screening programmes. In September the European Commission published a new approach
Carol Gallagher, People Before Profit Tyrone Branch, Statement on threats to the South West Acute Hospital & its Emergency Services provision. ‘The rural areas of
After three years of campaigning last night Dublin City Council voted to retain Tolka Park in public ownership for 250 years. Tolka Park has been
After the successful encampment in Trinity College, attention has focussed on UCD. This has become the biggest college that has refused to come out publicly,
The government has introduced a Defence (Amendment) Bill (2023) which amounts to a gagging order on the right of soldiers to speak out. Its original
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