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The HSE North West says that while good progress has been made in restoring some of its systems in the aftermath of the recent cyber-attack, some services continue to be disrupted. Although essential services are continuing, many HSE systems are not functioning as usual and patients may continue to experience…

There could be another hammer blow in the offering for the local hospitality sector after the Taoiseach suggested the next stage of easing Covid-19 restrictions could be delayed over concerns about the Delta variant.   Micheal Martin has told the Irish Independent “nothing can be guaranteed” because of the more…

The HSE has provided an update to it’s services across the region. Progress is being made on bringing their computer systems back online but a number of services remain cancelled or with delays. Most community health services such as disability, mental health, primary care and older people’s services are operating…

In the latest update from the HSE, all Community x-rays and online group psychology sessions in Donegal are cancelled. Most community health services are operating as normal across the region, however, appointments for new clients in the G.U.M. clinic in Sligo are cancelled. Those with children due an audiology, hearing…

The Saolta Hospital group has issued an update on the services at Sligo University Hospital impacted by the Cyber Attack.   As a result of the attack disruption to Hospital Services will continue for the remainder of this week. All outpatient clinics have been cancelled. All diagnostics including x-ray, CT…