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Author: The Irish Times

Nearly 25% of doctors in Ireland are working beyond the EU’s 48-hour weekly cap, according to new data — raising alarm bells over workforce sustainability and clinician wellbeing.

Author: Irish Examiner

Former Kerry GAA physio Ed Harnett is redefining occupational health with Cork-based Habitus Health.

Author: April Lara

Real progress in health and safety comes when we challenge what’s been normalised and take silence as a warning, not reassurance.

Author: Dundalk Democrat

Bellingham Farms Unlimited has been fined €8,000 for failing to meet basic safety obligations after a contractor fell to his death during rooftop work in Louth.

Author: Global Construction Review

Colas Contracting has been fined €270,000 by an Irish court following the death of a worker struck by a road roller during resurfacing works in Kerry.

Author: Food Safety News

Recent EU audits have flagged significant shortcomings in dairy safety oversight across Ireland and the UK.

Author: Food Safety News

The FSAI’s latest report paints a complex picture – a sharp rise in food safety incidents and recalls in 2024, but fewer official samples taken.

Author: Irish Independent

Colas Contracting Ltd has been fined €270,000 following the death of 45-year-old Andrew Fleming in a workplace incident involving a road roller.

Author: Farming Life

As Farm Safety Week marks its 13th year, the message remains clear – complacency kills.

Author: April Lara

The health and safety sector is in a period of dynamic transformation, constantly adapting to new challenges and embracing innovative solutions.