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Two health days are taking place in county Sligo next week as part of Mens Health Week beginning Monday. The Sligo Traveller Support Group has organised the day in conjunction with local health professionals who will carry out free checks on the day. It’s taking place in St Anne’s Car…

Some of the best-trained GPs in the world are leaving Ireland in droves, a development that could result in some rural areas in Donegal, Sligo and Leitrim being left without a local doctor in the coming years. That’s according to Dr Padraig McGarry, chairman of the Irish Medical Ordanisation’s GP…

Hundreds of people turned up to protest at the lack of Hospital resources at Letterkenny University Hospital yesterday. The event is the latest organised by the ‘Still Waiting Campaign’ which has been setup to highlight the issues currently affecting irelands hospitals and health services. Recently, Letterkenny had the highest number…

The Taoiseach says the new Ireland 2040 plan aims to modernise an outdated healthcare system that is costing the country a fortune. The redevelopment of Sligo University Hospital was one of a number of health initiatives announced in the plan on Friday. Leo Varadkar said work is to start on…

Trolley figures remain high in Donegal today. There are still 25 people waiting on trolleys at Letterkenny University Hospital where the emergency protocol had to be put in place earlier this week due to ongoing overcrowding. There are 16 people waiting for a bed at Sligo University Hospital today. Galway…

Overcrowding remains a problem in the accident and emergency department at Letterkenny University Hospital this evening. The department is the busiest in the country today with 38 people on trolleys. Elsewhere in the region, In Sligo University Hospital, there are 12 people on trolleys, while that figure stands at 15…