Restrictions ease at UHL but visitors must book online in advance
VISITING RESTRICTIONS at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) have been eased but now must be booked online in advance.
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Supply chain delaying opening of Ennis’ new local injury unit
*Brenda Bleach, Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner in the Injury Unit in Ennis Hospital. SUPPLY CHAIN delays have impacted on the opening of a new local injury unit at Ennis Hospital.
Role of Ennis Hospital during pandemic highlights ability to take on increased services
ENNIS HOSPITAL’s invaluable role in standing up services during the pandemic has highlighted its potential to take on further elective work in the future.
Scheduled surgeries & appointments deferred with COVID-19 leaving 392 hospital staff off work
*Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media COVID-19 related staff absences are to result in significant disruptions across UL Hospitals Group which includes Ennis Hospital.
Tulla farmer missing ‘large piece’ of his ear after farm yard altercation with sibling
*Tulla. Photograph: John Mangan An east Clare farmer was left with a “large piece” of his ear missing after a farm yard altercation with an older brother, a court has heard.
‘I think I’m good’ – Dalo addresses rumours of health scare
*Anthony Daly on commentary duty with Marty Morrissey. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ANTHONY Daly has addressed recent gossip following a minor health scare.
Shannon Heritage rows in behind toy appeal at Children’s Ark Unit
SHANNON HERITAGE has stepped in to support a Christmas toy appeal for the Children’s Ark Unit at University Hospital Limerick (UHL).
Temporary hospital at UL needs to reopen to ease pressure on UHL – Woulfe
*The now closed intermediate care facility at UL. Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media ONGOING pressure experienced at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) necessitates the reopening of a temporary hospital in the region, a former Clare General Election candidate has said.
Meelick mother was left waiting 15 hours for confirmation of daughter’s death
*Mary O’Shea at her home in Meelick Co.Clare with her daughter Aisling’s Memory Box. Photograph: Natasha Barton FIFTEEN hours passed before a South Clare mother was informed that her daughter died despite repeated attempts to source information prompting her to seek changes to how family members are updated in hospital settings.
Judge orders HSE to pay paramedic €32,500 defamation damages over ‘drink driving’ slur
A Garda alert for an ambulance driver suspected of drink driving was based on “a criminal complaint” by a senior HSE nurse manager that “was wholly without foundation”.