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Nurse recruitment campaign scrapped | The Irish World

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Irish health services to cut €250 million spending on outside agency staff (Irish Times)

Ireland’s Health Service Executive (HSE) is to cut €250 million from spending on outside staffing agencies, under plans being considered by health officials and the government

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Ireland s health service urges parents to vaccinate children against measles

Ireland's Health Service Executive (HSE) is urging parents to ensure that their children are vaccinated against measles following a "significant" rise in cases across Europe.

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Ireland s unprecedented overdoses after synthetic opioids

Dozens of overdoses in Dublin and Cork were associated with nitazenes, a synthetic opioid that has emerged as a "real drug of concern" in Ireland.

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