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Another Paris Olympics 2024 Controversy? Irish Olympian Hospitalised After Seine Swim
Irish double medal-winning Olympian Daniel Wiffen said Monday he had "rushed" to hospital in Paris with a stomach bug, two days after taking part in the marathon swimming in the River Seine.
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Run An Irish Island This Summer And Get Paid While Living Off The Grid
Great Blasket Island: The duo will reside in the apartment above the coffee shop, sharing the main bedroom, and enjoying complete access to all amenities.
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3 Children Among 5 Injured In Dublin Stabbing, Suspect Arrested
Irish police said five people, including three young children, had been taken to hospital following a serious public order incident in Dublin city centre on Thursday that local media reported as a stabbing.
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Irish Man Loses His Memory 10 Minutes After Having Sex With Wife: Report
In a bizarre incident, an Irish man was rushed to a hospital with short-term amnesia after having sex with his wife. The case analyzed in the Irish Medical Journal, the doctors explained that gender was the trigger for Transient Global Amnesia (TGA).
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"Weathered Omicron Storm": Ireland Lifts Most Covid Curbs As Cases Fall
Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin announced Friday most pandemic restrictions will be scrapped, including early closing times and other curbs on hospitality venues, declaring the country had "weathered the Omicron storm".
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Irish Ransomware Attack to Cost Health Service Tens of Millions of Euros
Ireland health service experts say a ransomware attack will cost them tens of millions of euros as they will have to rebuild the IT systems related to their healthcare services. Ireland's health service operator shut down all its IT systems on Friday to protect them from a significant ransomware attack that led to a significant disruption in diagno...
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Life Support Can Be Ended for Clinically-Dead Pregnant Woman: Irish Court
Ireland's High Court ruled on Friday that a life support machine keeping a brain-dead woman alive could be switched off because her unborn foetus had no chance of survival, a decision likely to upset anti-abortion campaigners.
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Ireland: Bill legalising abortion passes first hurdle
Legislators in Ireland have voted in favour of a reform that will pave the way for legalising abortion in life-threatening cases.
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Ireland's report on Savita Halappanavar's death says hospital staff failed to adequately assess her
An Irish hospital staff failed to adequately assess the condition of Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar and missed an early opportunity to terminate her pregnancy, a key report on her death has said.
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Ireland abortion row: Report on Savita Halappanavar's death to be published
Ireland will publish a long-awaited report into why a miscarrying woman died in an Irish hospital after being refused an abortion, authorities said on Thursday as an opinion poll suggested strong public support for extending abortion rights.
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Two rapes in quick succession shock Kolkata
The brutal gang-rape and murder of a 20-year-old girl near Kolkata has shocked everyone. The second year student, who was returning home after college on Friday, was waylaid and dragged into a walled compound by at least six men in broad daylight. She was then raped and murdered. Her autopsy report indicated that she was so badly brutalised, her fe...
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Father of Indian dentist, who died after being denied abortion, to sue Irish hospital: report
The bereaved father of Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar has vowed to take legal action against the Irish hospital where his daughter died after being denied abortion last October, saying he is not satisfied with the probe outcome.
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Savita Halappanvar's husband plans a visit to India to meet her parents
The husband of Savita Halappanvar is planning to visit India to brief her parents on the next step in his legal battle to uncover the truth behind her death at an Irish hospital.
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Ireland abortion row: Poor medical care killed Savita Halappanavar
An Irish jury has found that poor medical care led to the hospital death of Savita Halappanavar who was denied an abortion.
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Savita Halappanavar case: Ireland to begin week-long probe today
The quality of care provided by the Irish hospital, where Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar died after being denied an abortion, is expected to be among the key factors to be examined at the inquest that opens today.
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Another Paris Olympics 2024 Controversy? Irish Olympian Hospitalised After Seine Swim
Irish double medal-winning Olympian Daniel Wiffen said Monday he had "rushed" to hospital in Paris with a stomach bug, two days after taking part in the marathon swimming in the River Seine.
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Run An Irish Island This Summer And Get Paid While Living Off The Grid
Great Blasket Island: The duo will reside in the apartment above the coffee shop, sharing the main bedroom, and enjoying complete access to all amenities.
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3 Children Among 5 Injured In Dublin Stabbing, Suspect Arrested
Irish police said five people, including three young children, had been taken to hospital following a serious public order incident in Dublin city centre on Thursday that local media reported as a stabbing.
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Irish Man Loses His Memory 10 Minutes After Having Sex With Wife: Report
In a bizarre incident, an Irish man was rushed to a hospital with short-term amnesia after having sex with his wife. The case analyzed in the Irish Medical Journal, the doctors explained that gender was the trigger for Transient Global Amnesia (TGA).
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"Weathered Omicron Storm": Ireland Lifts Most Covid Curbs As Cases Fall
Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin announced Friday most pandemic restrictions will be scrapped, including early closing times and other curbs on hospitality venues, declaring the country had "weathered the Omicron storm".
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Irish Ransomware Attack to Cost Health Service Tens of Millions of Euros
Ireland health service experts say a ransomware attack will cost them tens of millions of euros as they will have to rebuild the IT systems related to their healthcare services. Ireland's health service operator shut down all its IT systems on Friday to protect them from a significant ransomware attack that led to a significant disruption in diagno...
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Life Support Can Be Ended for Clinically-Dead Pregnant Woman: Irish Court
Ireland's High Court ruled on Friday that a life support machine keeping a brain-dead woman alive could be switched off because her unborn foetus had no chance of survival, a decision likely to upset anti-abortion campaigners.
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Ireland: Bill legalising abortion passes first hurdle
Legislators in Ireland have voted in favour of a reform that will pave the way for legalising abortion in life-threatening cases.
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Ireland's report on Savita Halappanavar's death says hospital staff failed to adequately assess her
An Irish hospital staff failed to adequately assess the condition of Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar and missed an early opportunity to terminate her pregnancy, a key report on her death has said.
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Ireland abortion row: Report on Savita Halappanavar's death to be published
Ireland will publish a long-awaited report into why a miscarrying woman died in an Irish hospital after being refused an abortion, authorities said on Thursday as an opinion poll suggested strong public support for extending abortion rights.
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Two rapes in quick succession shock Kolkata
The brutal gang-rape and murder of a 20-year-old girl near Kolkata has shocked everyone. The second year student, who was returning home after college on Friday, was waylaid and dragged into a walled compound by at least six men in broad daylight. She was then raped and murdered. Her autopsy report indicated that she was so badly brutalised, her fe...
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Father of Indian dentist, who died after being denied abortion, to sue Irish hospital: report
The bereaved father of Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar has vowed to take legal action against the Irish hospital where his daughter died after being denied abortion last October, saying he is not satisfied with the probe outcome.
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Savita Halappanvar's husband plans a visit to India to meet her parents
The husband of Savita Halappanvar is planning to visit India to brief her parents on the next step in his legal battle to uncover the truth behind her death at an Irish hospital.
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Ireland abortion row: Poor medical care killed Savita Halappanavar
An Irish jury has found that poor medical care led to the hospital death of Savita Halappanavar who was denied an abortion.
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Savita Halappanavar case: Ireland to begin week-long probe today
The quality of care provided by the Irish hospital, where Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar died after being denied an abortion, is expected to be among the key factors to be examined at the inquest that opens today.
