HSE systems still down as Cancer services warn of impacts of the hack
Unlocking the HSE network following last week’s cyber attack is “fraught with risk”, according to the head of the HSE.
A decryption code provided by the hackers is still being assessed – and Paul Reid says it won’t be a “switch back on” process.
Rebuilding the HSE’s systems is expected to take weeks – with thousands more hospital appointments expected to be cancelled.
CEO of Cancer Care West, Richie Flaherty, says it’s not just patients impacted by the disruption.
“Cancer goes through the family in terms of the effects of it, so family members will be concerned if their sister or mother or father’s treatment has been stopped.
GOAL setter Paul Devaney.
Paul set for a new challenge in bid to support Cancer Care West
KILCONLY’S Paul Devaney is taking on a fresh challenge. Driven by his participation in RTE’s Operation Transformation, Paul is now leading a campaign that asks people to set themselves a challenge and help Cancer Care West.
Do Your Best for Cancer Care West invites everyone to choose their own target distance and where, when and how to do it. By registering the challenge with the charity each participant will automatically receive a link to a Cancer Care West fundraising page, tailored to their specific preferences.
Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 11am in St Mary of the Visitation Church Killybegs.
Mass will be live streamed on www.mcnmedia.tv
Removal afterwards to Lakelands Crematorium, Cavan for Cremation
Due to current restrictions house and funeral are private to family only.
Those who wish to sympathise with the family can do so via the online book of condolence on RIP.ie.
Family flowers only please donations in lieu if desired to Cancer Care West c/o any family member or Mc Brearty funeral directors
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Clubs unite in memory of Big Red
Ballymaguigan and Glanamaddy to raise money for Cancer Care West
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Ballymaguigan and Galway club Glenamaddy are coming together this weekend to take part in a fundraiser of Paul Devlin.
He won a championship with the Quigan in 1993 and one of his final requests was to be laid to rest in the green, white and gold of his native club.
In his honour, both clubs are holding a 450km virtual walk/run – the round trip to his home club in Ballymaguigan - to raise funds for Cancer Care West on Paul s birthday - Sunday, March 14