# Palliative Care
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Tipperay
Palliative care supports to be provided to boy with cancer after case raised in the Dáil
2 Dec 2022
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child palliative care
'Our child deserves to die at home': Family of boy with cancer told palliative care not available in their area
1 Dec 2022
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end of life care
Remote hospice service 'vital' as islanders don't want to die on mainland, says fundraiser
16 Sep 2022
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Voices
Opinion: Communication is key for families facing decisions around palliative care
Dr Geraldine Foley
15 Sep 2022
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Belfast
Funeral of former UTV reporter and mother-of-two Aideen Kennedy held today
21 Jun 2022
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Palliative Care
'Palliative care is about establishing links and warmth. It became colder because of Covid'
9 Jan 2022
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Cancer
Vicky Phelan returns to Ireland for palliative care after new tumours end US treatment
3 Oct 2021
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Voices
Opinion: As our population ages, palliative care will become increasingly important
Dr Peter May and Professor Charles Normand
18 Sep 2021
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Palliative Care
Increase in cancer patients looking to spend last days at home amid hospital restrictions
4 Oct 2020
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palliative care week
Half of Irish people think Covid-19 has increased the importance of discussing palliative care
13 Sep 2020
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Hospice
'Nobody is dying alone here': How one hospice is dealing with end of life care during the Covid-19 crisis
21 Apr 2020
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Voices
Opinion: 'My name is Niall, I'm 32, and I have cancer. I never imagined saying those words'
Niall Keaney
10 Sep 2019
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Voices
'With palliative care, my dad was able to choose how he died - in his family's arms'
Lilian Bell
9 Sep 2018
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Palliative Care
'It allows the family to just be a family': Campaign to raise funds for cancer charity night nurses
23 Jul 2018
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our lady's hospice
WATCH: Take a tour of Dublin's newest hospice, which 'feels more like a hotel'
28 Apr 2018
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north wicklow
Simon Harris 'concerned' about care terminally-ill woman received over New Year's weekend
12 Jan 2018
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Euthanasia
'What right do we have to tell a dying person they should continue to live in pain'
22 Nov 2017
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Have your say
'Dying alone. Like my mother did': Irish people are sharing their fears about serious illness and death
10 Oct 2017
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all ireland study
'People who are mentally ill are less likely to be admitted for cancer treatment'
8 Oct 2017
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Voices
Palliative care: 'I felt that if I brought the nurse into my life, I was really dying'
Evelyn Wakefield
2 Sep 2017
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Voices
"My four-year-old son got up on the stool, held my father's hand, and kissed him"
Denis Goodbody
6 Oct 2016
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Palliative Care
"They're not about dying and giving up": Here's how the Irish public misunderstands hospices
5 Oct 2016
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LET US LIVE
'At the moment it's just horrendous out there': The challenges facing Ireland's carers
3 Oct 2016
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Voices
Kevin lived for just nine years, but he taught us about life, love, and the world
Mairead Dunford
22 May 2016
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Palliative Care
'Having terminal cancer is very sad, but it's part of a bigger plan'
23 Dec 2015
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Voices
'It's my job to help the family plan and care for their dying children at home'
Anne Tan
15 Nov 2015
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Health
Major study finds early palliative care for cancer patients costs A LOT less
8 Jun 2015
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Voices
The Night Nurse: Caring for cancer sufferers on Christmas Day is a privilege that helps me appreciate life
Hilary Neville
25 Dec 2014
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Palliative Care
'We had to face facts that maybe our little girl was not going to make it'
11 Oct 2014
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Voices
Column: Palliative care considers the mind, body and spiritual needs of the person
Carmel Geoghegan
6 Oct 2014
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Hospice
New palliative care unit in Kilkenny announced by Susie Long Hospice Fund
21 May 2014
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