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There are major delays being experienced at Mayo General Hospital’s emergency department which has experienced an extremely busy week. On Wednesday morning the HSE said more than 20 patients required admission to the hospital while according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation there were 27 patients being treated on trolleys and 21 yesterday (Thursday).

Emergency departments across the Midlands have reported an upsurge in the number of people with fractures caused by the recent spell of severe weather.

A Mullingar hospital has made history by becoming the first hospital in the world to introduce copper doorknobs in a bid to reduce the spread of superbugs including MRSA.

Fine Gael Leader, Enda Kenny, TD, has welcomed the decision to provide the HVP vaccine to all girls in first year of secondary school and the announcement of a national colorectal screening service. This will have profound health benefits for future generations and avoid much of the suffering associated with these diseases.

A move to a new premises has resulted in additional health services now being available in Moycullen.

Just opened in fabulously appointed purpose designed premises, the new Thérapie Laser Clinic is conveniently located in Shop Street.

If you have found it difficult to keep to your New Year resolutions, whether it is to quit smoking, stop eating chocolate, or to strengthen your willpower and determination to achieve your goals, you can succeed with the right support.

Microdermabrasion is based on the principles of exfoliation. It is different from many other chemical exfoliations available today in that it is a dry method which is completely safe.

LighterLife is an industry leader in weight management, with an established, highly successful and holistic approach to weight loss and weight management. The LighterLife Programme has been developed specifically for people who have one stone or more to lose and has been launched in Mayo by weight-management counsellor Margaret Fahy.

Emergency departments around the country are reaching crisis point with patients being treated on trolleys reaching an unprecedented 500 on Wednesday.