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Whistleblower midwife calls on Minister to sort out maternity safety

A whistleblower has appealed to the new Minister for Health to meet to discuss allegations of unsafe practices at the...

Midwife reveals maternity’s toxic workplace

A toxic work environment in the Maternity Department of University Hospital Galway was revealed in a ‘warts-and-all’ ...

Health insurers still owe over €20m to hospitals

Over €20 million is owed to the three Galway hospitals by private health insurance companies in the latest update giv...

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Council staff donate €1,000 worth of toys to sick kids

Staff in the Litter Management Unit in Galway City Council banded together this Christmas to spread joy and cheer by donating over €1,000 worth of ...

Traumatised mum wants full review of UHG maternity services

The mother of a baby who suffered head injuries while being delivered at University Hospital Galway has demanded a full independent review of its m...

Galway oncologist is break-out star of C4 medical series

Consultant surgical oncologist Myles Smith can sometimes hear the echoes of his Galway mentors when he has his patients on the table. The native...

ED is bursting at the seams

The emergency department at University Hospital Galway is bursting at the seams, with health chiefs moving to cancel some elective procedures due t...

Hospitals’ €3.5 million profit from patient parking

The HSE took in over €3.5 million from car parking charges at UHG and Portiuncula over the past four years. Figures provided to Regional Health ...

New ED hits yet another stumbling block

Health chiefs have conceded that a new emergency department for Galway has hit another delay, despite the existing facilities creaking under ‘recor...


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