Republic of Ireland===Health Service Executive

The Republic of Ireland===Health Service Executive (HSE) is facing industrial action from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) due to alleged understaffing and unsafe conditions at Naas General Hospital. The HSE acknowledges the action but states it has increased staff numbers and is willing to engage constructively.

The Republic of Ireland===Health Service Executive (HSE) is facing severe criticism and scrutiny due to the findings of an independent report into Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in North Kerry. The report revealed serious deficiencies in care, lack of oversight, and over-prescription of medications, leading to harm to vulnerable children. The HSE has issued apologies to affected families and established a serious incident team.

The Republic of Ireland===Health Service Executive is actively monitoring the meningococcal disease situation in Ireland and maintaining contact with the UK Health Security Agency. They are providing public health information and reassurance regarding the absence of an increase in cases in Ireland linked to the UK outbreak.

The Republic of Ireland===Health Service Executive (HSE) was involved in the meeting where the decision to keep the Rotunda Hospital at its current site and proceed with a new planning application was made. The HSE supports the enhancement of critical care pathways.

The Republic of Ireland===Health Service Executive South West branch has confirmed the implementation of the highest level of visitor restrictions at Cork University Hospital due to the norovirus outbreak, indicating their involvement in managing public health responses.