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'Britain's most tattooed man' is allergic to ink - but it won't stop him getting more

Matthew Whelen, 42, has new plans to get 'black-out' tattoos on his arm - but he's had to take precautions after a previous allergic reaction

Daily Mirror

'Please Santa, more doctors, more nurses, more beds': Signs held at protest demand more resources at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda

Staff joined politicians outside the hospital for the lunchtime protest

Irish Mirror

'Don't delay' - HSE urges those eligible to book next Covid-19 booster vaccine

The HSE is calling on everyone to check whether they are eligible for a booster vaccine, but particularly those who work in healthcare, are over 50 or are over 12 and have an underlying health condition or who are immunocompromised.

Irish Mirror

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CervicalCheck widower tells Taoiseach 'you can keep your apology' after stumbling across it on Twitter

Stephen Teap – who has been to the forefront of the CervicalCheck campaign and co-founded the 221+ support group for those affected – appeared unimpressed by Micheal Martin’s words.

Irish Mirror

Changing inhaler prescribed to 2.6m Irish asthma patients 'could cut 50,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year'

Dr Sean Owens says switching those patients to more environmentally friendly dry powder (DPIs) or soft mist inhalers (SMIs) could also improve patients' health

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar rules out 'Covid measures' to tackle Strep A outbreak

The Tanaiste said the Government is 'very concerned' about the bacterial infection

Dublin Live

Dad Andrew McGinley's shock at killer mum's freedom plea

Ms Morley has been in custody at the Central Mental Hospital ever since the three children were found dead in their home in Newcastle, Dublin

Dublin Live

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One of Ireland's busiest hospitals to get up to an extra 30 999 cases a day with 'no extra staff'

'The HSE thinks the existing medical team at the Lourdes can just double its workload like miracle workers when they are already stretched to the limit'

Irish Mirror

Campaigner Stephen Teap says Government has blood on its hands over his wife Irene's cervical cancer death - and blasts politicians who 'failed to listen'

Irene Teap's family settled High Court action against the Health Service Executive and two laboratories

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar rules out Covid-19 measures to tackle Strep A in schools across Ireland

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said that while the coalition is concerned about Strep A, it is a treatable illness and class pods are not under consideration

Irish Mirror

HSE letter urges parents to keep sick children home amid Strep A concerns

It was confirmed last night that a four year oldÃÃÃÂ¢s death was caused by Strep A infection

Dublin Live

Strep A confirmed as cause of death of child, 4, in Dublin after investigation

There are high rates of Group A Strep and scarlet fever among children in Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

Strep A infection confirmed in child’s death in Ireland

Public health staff are supporting the family of the four-year-old child, the HSE said

Evening Standard

Death of child, 4, in Ireland, confirmed as Strep A

Public health staff are supporting the family of the four-year-old child, the HSE said

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Irish Mirror

Strep A confirmed as cause of tragic death of four-year-old in Dublin following HSE investigation

Schools and parents across Ireland are on high alert, with new guidance issued by the HSE

Irish Mirror

Strep A: The three symptoms parents need to keep their kids home with as alarm raised by HSE

Schools have been advised that children with a fever, cough or a sore throat should be kept at home in a bid to tackle any further spread

Wales Online

Four-year-old child's death in Ireland linked to Strep A, authorities say

Health authorities have contacted schools and childcare providers with information

Dublin Live

Young child dies of Strep A infection, health chiefs confirmed

Ã¢The news of a child death with Strep A will be worrying for parents"

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The Independent UK

Authorities move to reassure parents as Strep A confirmed in child’s death

Public health staff are supporting the family of the four-year-old child, the HSE said.

Irish Mirror

HSE letter to Irish schools advises that kids with fever, cough or sore throat should stay home in bid to tackle Strep A

The health service is to advise that it has seen a 'large increase in general viral infections among children and young people this winter'

Dublin Live

Most effective treatment for Strep A and how often you should wash your hands

Chief Medical Officer Breda Smyth gives advice to parents concerned about Strep A, while the HSE investigates whether a child’s death was linked to the infection

Glasgow Live

St Enoch Christmas market explosion investigation launched after two injured in blast

An onlooker described how the injured pair were nursing burns to their hands and face - while their jackets were left with just the stuffing from inside after the fire had burned off the nylon.

Irish Mirror

Strep A: Irish schools put on high alert as parents warned of one symptom to keep children home with

The warning comes after the death of a five-year-old Stella-Lily McCorkindale in Belfast on Monday who died from a severe form of the bacterial infection

Daily Record

Probe launched into explosion at St Enoch Christmas market after victims are left with burns

The cause of the explosion at St Enoch Square Christmas market in Glasgow is being investigated by health and safety experts.

Daily Mirror

'Appalling' way woman found out husband had fallen to death from cherry picker

Peter Chilcott fell to his death whilst working at a farm in Cornwall - he had been trying to secure a wooden beam in place on a cherry picker when he reached from the cage to try and lever it in

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