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HSE confirms five further measles cases bringing total to 11 in current outbreak
HSE PRESS STATEMENT Thursday 9th August Further to recent measles, the HSE has been notified about a further five cases,
Prioritised Actions Lead to a Reduction in Waiting Times for children with Scoliosis
Children’s Hospital Group publishes Scoliosis 10 Point Action Plan 2018/2019 to further reduce waiting times through the development of a
Temple Street strongly urging parents across the country to protect babies and children from sun related injury during intense heatwave
Temple Street’s Emergency Department (ED) has seen spike in presentations of serious sunburn in children over last week (Tuesday 2nd
HSE Health Advice: What to do if your water supply is reduced or restricted during the hot weather
The HSE is today, Monday, 2nd July, providing health advice as Irish Water urges the public to continue to conserve
#TempleStreetHope video launch
Fantastic illustration of how our staff add up to much more than a hospital that shows expert care and that’s
HSE – Hot Weather Advice
The HSE is today, Tuesday, June 26th, providing advice to the public following the alert from Met Éireann indicating that
‘Joining the Dots’ Survey Results
Joint Press Release ‘Joining the Dots’ Survey Results Published by the Children’s Hospital Group Board and the Ombudsman for Children’s
Ombudsman for Children (OCO) 2017 Annual Report launched today
State agencies need to cooperate in the best interests of children – Ombudsman for Children Annual Report 2017 shows 1,755

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Sick babies and children aged 0 years to 16 years are cared for in Temple Street.

A hospital visit, whether a clinic appointment or a longer stay, can be stressful. Within this area you will find information about the hospital to help you prepare your child for their visit. We have also designed a number of resources which your child may enjoy using before their visit.

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