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The cost of the new children’s hospital is expected to exceed €1 billion.
An Irish funded team of “flying doctors” have flown into Eastern Ukraine while dozens of children are coming over to Irish families for Christmas.
Many families are trying to make their child’s last Christmas special.
Parents have commended the staff for their excellent care over the Christmas period.
LauraLynn palliative carers are looking after 40 families, who say the HSE respite could be organised a lot quicker.
Faith in humanity restored.
The closing date for submissions to the expert panel is today.
The HSE said there are legal issues surrounding the reinstating of discretionary medical cards that have already been taken away.
The parents want reassurance those who had their cards removed before the announcement yesterday will get them back.
Enda Kenny said proposals were being submitted tomorrow in a bid to fix the problems with the system.
Nurses caring for seriously ill children have written an open letter to Minister for Health James Reilly about the lack of discretionary medical cards for their patients.
Here’s your daily dose of Christmas cheer.
The Irish actor Colin Farrell dropped in with presents to spend time with some of the young patients yesterday.
Warning: this is possibly the saddest story you’re going to read this Christmas.
Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin has started a fundraising campaign to finish vital work next year.
The Irish Medicines Board says new instructions will give more detail on children’s ages and the related dosage.
A tendering process to supply ‘print consumables’ to Leinster House closes at noon today. Get your bids in now!
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation says it could use the €50,000 worth of spent printer cartridges to raise funds for brain damaged children.