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Worker lost both arms when dragged into cement mixer after not receiving proper training

The Health and Safety Executive found David Sharp Studio Limited had "failed to take sufficient steps to guard against the risk of entrapment" in the machinery

Daily Mirror

Worker has both arms amputated after being dragged into cement mixer at Nottingham firm

They've been ordered to pay a combined total of more than £33,000

Nottingham Post

Health experts warn of another Covid wave as hospitals under pressure

The HSE also warned of increased pressures on hospital services as almost 600 staff members in acute hospital settings have tested positive in the last week

Dublin Live

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Covid-19: Professor Luke O'Neill says it is 'likely' new Omicron vaccine could be given with flu jab

There are 776 people in hospital with the virus on Wednesday

Dublin Live

Compulsory mask wearing may return later this year as 'precautionary move'

The current advice is to continue to wear masks in healthcare settings and on public transport

Dublin Live

Warning as Covid-19 cases surge in 5 parts of Ireland, including one Dublin hotspot

The HSE has warned of a spike in cases of the virus in recent weeks

Dublin Live

HSE boss Paul Reid leaving top job is 'not linked to tension'

“Paul wouldn’t leave a job due to tensions with anyone, he is stronger than that and that is not something that would force him to leave."

Dublin Live

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Are we in a fifth wave? The latest on the Covid-19 situation in Ireland after case rise warning

The current wave is leading to more hospital admissions with 765 in hospital with Covid on Monday compared to 459 two weeks ago

Irish Mirror

HSE boss Paul Reid 'mulling' over resigning for some time

Senior sources have said Mr Reid’s decision to step away in December from the role was solely due to wanting to spend time with his family.

Irish Mirror

Fatal gas explosion raises concerns over aged pipes serving British homes

Analysis: cause of Birmingham blast yet to be established but corrosion of service pipes has led to other deaths and injuries

The Guardian - UK

HSE CEO Paul Reid stepping down to 'spend more time with family'

Mr Reid said he will be giving up the role of CEO of the Health Service Executive in December

Dublin Live

HSE CEO Paul Reid to step down later this year

He will finish up in December 2022 and said today that he has no immediate career plans.

Irish Mirror

HSE urges public to get Covid-19 vaccine or booster at Dublin walk-in clinics this weekend

The number of Covid-19 patients in hospital has more than doubled over the past two weeks

Dublin Live

Do I have Covid? Most common symptoms at the moment as latest wave hits Ireland

Latest figures from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre indicate “an ongoing increase” of cases of Covid-19 in Ireland.

Irish Mirror

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HSE scaling down Covid-19 testing centres and reducing staff despite stark summer surge in cases

Experts have been stressing the importance of getting the booster vaccine as cases continue to rise.

Dublin Live

Irish health officials confirm 14 new cases of monkeypox

This marks the biggest jump in cases seen in the space of one week since the beginning of the Irish outbreak

Dublin Live

New Central Mental Hospital opening delayed again due to staffing 'issues'

The current CMH in Dundrum, which was built in the 1850s, has been criticised for being 'not fit for purpose'

The Guardian - UK

Soldier dies after being hit by armoured vehicle on Salisbury Plain

Investigation launched into death of 26-year-old man on training exercise in Wiltshire

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Dublin Live

Covid-19 Ireland: Tallaght Test Centre to close permanently

The centre carried out a whopping 44,278 swabs over the course of the last six months

Irish Mirror

Minister Stephen Donnelly sounds Covid alarm as 'figures are quite stark' in Ireland

The minister urged those who are over 65 and are yet to receive their second booster jab to do so

Irish Mirror

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar says Ireland will get through 'summer wave' of Covid without bringing back restrictions

'Obviously we’ll be guided by public health advice in that regard'

Dublin Live

Covid-19 Ireland: Face masks could be made mandatory again, HSE chief warns

The 'significant' rise in Covid-19 cases has resulted in fears that a summer wave could hit Ireland.

Dynamite News

Research shows development of hybrid sensor to help diagnose cancer

A research team from HSE University, Skoltech, MPGU and MISIS has developed a nanophotonic-microfluidic sensor whose potential applications include detection, monitoring and assessment of treatment success.

Irish Mirror

Concerns raised over patient safety at University Hospital Limerick as one person waits 116 hours to be seen

Inspectors found 60 patients on the day they visited had been waiting 'an especially long time'

Liverpool Echo

When can you legally leave work if it gets too hot in the office?

The Met Office expect Friday to be the hottest day of the year so far

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