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# Irish Pharmacy Union

Last month
March 2024
'We can see this one coming': Pharmacists want govt to let them give vaccine against measles
18 Mar
19.1k
35
Last year
2023
Health officials intend to allow pharmacies assess and treat patients with minor ailments
2 May 2023
15.1k
12
Overcomplicated: Reimbursement scheme for pregnancy drug criticised by pharmacists
6 Jan 2023
14.6k
9
All time
Genrui antigen tests: HPRA and company to investigate after multiple reports of false positives
4 Jan 2022
215k
65
HSE in talks with pharmacies about distributing antigen tests to the wider public
30 Oct 2021
19.4k
14
Over 700 pharmacies will be administering Pfizer vaccines from this week
10 Aug 2021
29.7k
33
Vaccines: Pharmacists 'frustrated' with slow involvement, while NIAC Johnson & Johnson advice reported
Updated 27 Apr 2021
31.5k
54
Pharmacists call for flu vaccine to be free for everyone
1 May 2020
24.4k
48
Pharmacists urge people to ensure they have 'supply of essential medicines' before storm hits
27 Feb 2018
11.9k
36
'If you smoke 20 cigarettes a day, you inhale a mugful of tar each year'
1 Mar 2017
19.3k
28
Cash, drugs and fake tan among the most common items stolen from pharmacies
19 Jan 2017
9.2k
10
Use antibiotics as a 'quick fix' for a cold? It won't work and could be very damaging
13 Nov 2016
11.3k
25
Pharmacies facing raids from attackers armed with knives, syringes and guns
6 Feb 2015
9.1k
22
Are you on medication? Here's why you probably shouldn't drink this Christmas
19 Dec 2014
16.7k
14
Irish pharmacists say epilepsy and pain relief drugs in short supply
22 Oct 2014
6.8k
14
Pharmacists want migraine medicine taken off prescription
21 Mar 2014
18.8k
57
Pharmacies a growing target for shoplifters and thieves
29 Dec 2013
13.1k
27
Stocks of antibiotic Augmentin could run out 'within months'
18 Oct 2013
25.4k
106
Parents urged to check children for head lice in the coming weeks
23 Aug 2013
6.8k
25
Pharmacists: New drugs list will save patients and State money
7 Aug 2013
10.5k
34
Worry online Pill prescription takes away 'face-to-face' doctor contact
9 Jul 2013
17.0k
36
Top 10 tips for healthy living during exams
22 May 2013
17.4k
7
Pharmacists finding it difficult to keep their 'heads above water'
11 May 2013
13.1k
84
One in four pharmacies in Ireland operating at a loss
26 Apr 2013
12.6k
60
Pharmacists claim new driving licence system will have 'devastating' effect
7 Jan 2013
38.2k
160
Pharmacists: Increased prescription charges may lead to people being hospitalised
5 Dec 2012
8.7k
26
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4 Sep 2012
6.2k
6
Irish pharmacists call for a cut in rates to boost retail sector
9 Jun 2012
3.1k
15
Pharmacists warn lack of vital medicines may endanger patients
28 Apr 2012
2.7k
7
Pharmacists dispute health warnings over meal replacement products
27 Mar 2012
4.2k
15
Drug payment scheme threshold increase will hit families, says IPU
5 Dec 2011
3.5k
13
Over 480 patients affected by low-dosage flu vaccines
25 Nov 2011
1.9k
11
Union criticises 'flawed' newspaper report on pharmacy mark-ups
17 Oct 2011
858
18
Average age of women requesting morning after pill is 23 years - survey
7 May 2011
1.2k