It’s now a year since barrister Marie O’Shea submitted a review to Government on the adequacy of the State’s abortion laws. One of the report’s recommendations was the removal of the mandatory three-day waiting period
There are fears among patients, medical professionals, and advocates that cancer care the poster child for reform in Ireland has been regressing in recent years, writes Niamh Griffin
A mother with a fatal foetal abnormality “will be forced to travel to Liverpool” over Christmas after being denied a termination here, a TD has told the Dáil.
PUBLIC Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe has defended his most senior civil servant, insisting he did not attempt to mislead politicians when he told them he did not see a crucial email warning of a crisis with the health service’s budget.