Press Releases

28Mar

HSE outlines main cocooning measures

Cocooning is a measure to protect people who are over 70 years of age or those who are extremely medically vulnerable by minimising all interaction between them and others.

26Mar

CHI advise of Temporary relocation of acute paediatric services at CHI at Tallaght

CHI are actively planning to manage essential paediatric services through the COVID-19 pandemic taking into account the anticipated unprecedented demand on acute services, especially adult healthcare services.

23Mar

Be on Call for Ireland – Over 60,000 Registered

To date the HSE have had a huge response, over 60,000 registered online, for our COVID-19 recruitment drive. This clearly highlights the support that the people of Ireland have for our health services at this critical juncture for which we are truly grateful.

20Mar

#itsinOurHands Covid-19 GAA and Rugby star videos

Sports stars from the GAA and rugby world are supporting the HSE by asking everyone to play their part and help protect everyone from coronavirus, and more importantly, protect the vulnerable people around us.

19Mar

HSE directs hospitals and healthcare facilities to suspend parking charges for staff

The HSE has today (Thursday, 19th March 2020) directed hospitals and healthcare facilities to immediately suspend parking charges for staff for the duration of the Covid-19 National Public Health Emergency.

18Mar

Statement from Cork University Maternity Hospital

Management at the Cork University Maternity Hospital have taken the following precautionary measures regarding visitor restrictions at the hospital with immediate effect

16Mar

Advice about Anti-Inflammatory medication and COVID-19

The HSE is advising anyone with Covid-19 to continue to take any medication you were already taking, unless you are told not to by a healthcare professional. This includes anti-inflammatories (NSAID) such as ibuprofen, naproxen or diclofenac.

16Mar

Restrictions on visiting at community healthcare residential facilities in the South East

In line with containment of the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) respiratory illness, visitor restrictions are in place at all residential care centres and facilities run under the auspices of the HSE/South East Community Healthcare across counties Carlow, Kilkenny, South Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford.

14Mar

HSE Statement - GP Out of Hours Services, HSELive and 112/999

GP Out of Hours Services, HSELive and 112/999 have been receiving a very high number of calls today from people seeking access to testing for COViD-19.

11Mar

Statement from University Hospital Waterford 11th March 2020

Visitor restrictions are still in place at University Hospital Waterford due to Infection Control concerns. This is in the interest of patient care and in order to prevent the spread of infections within the hospital.

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HSE outlines main cocooning measures

CHI advise of Temporary relocation of acute paediatric services at CHI at Tallaght

Be on Call for Ireland – Over 60,000 Registered

#itsinOurHands Covid-19 GAA and Rugby star videos

HSE directs hospitals and healthcare facilities to suspend parking charges for staff

Statement from Cork University Maternity Hospital

Advice about Anti-Inflammatory medication and COVID-19

Restrictions on visiting at community healthcare residential facilities in the South East

HSE Statement - GP Out of Hours Services, HSELive and 112/999

Statement from University Hospital Waterford 11th March 2020