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Anyone living with diabetes should avail of free flu...

Here comes the autumn, winter and the midst of the flu season. Elderly, pregnant women and people living with chronic conditions such as diabetes are at a higher risk of getting the flu and flu-related complications.

Public urged to pre-book Covid-19 Tests amid high demand

The HSE is reminding the people of Clare that they must pre-book their appointments if presenting for Covid-19 tests.

Covid-19 Updates – October 2021

Sunday, October 31st An additional 1,963 new cases have been identified nationally bringing the total number of confirmed cases in Ireland since the outbreak began to...

Flu vaccine should be given to everyone free

The HSE should consider giving the flu vaccine to everyone free of charge to minimise pressure on our health service and prevent respiratory-type illnesses, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

Major Emergency Exercise at Shannon Airport

Shannon Airport has today conducted a crash-exercise to test the response of the airport together with the support of the primary emergency agencies and other key stakeholders who would be called on in the event of a major aircraft accident at the airport.

Menopause and Me – A HSE webinar

Health and Wellbeing, HSE Mid West Community Healthcare Area are hosting a free evening webinar on the menopause which is calledMenopause and Me. This will...

Major leak affects hospital phone system

Communications systems at University Maternity Hospital Limerick have been disrupted by a major water leak at the facility this morning, Tuesday October 5th.

‘We’re Breastfeeding Friendly Clare’ campaign launched

Clare County Council, in conjunction with the HSE, is launching the ‘We’re Breastfeeding Friendly Clare’ campaign today.

Ennis Medical Assessment Unit to be expanded

A further expansion of the Medical Assessment Unit (MAU) at Ennis Hospital is currently underway with a staff recruitment process ongoing, according to Deputy Michael McNamara.
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