Assisted dying unlikely to be facilitated, says Irish Hospice Foundation
Assisted suicide ‘anathema’ to ethos of palliative care movement
Hospice group urges ‘balanced debate’ on dying with dignity Bill
Oireachtas justice committee to consider People Before Profit Bill on assisted dying
Covid-19 has made majority rethink dealing with death, survey finds
Irish Hospice Foundation calls for ‘a national response’ to end of life care after pandemic
Coronavirus: Finding a comforting way to say goodbye
How do we cope with death and bereavement in these unprecedented times?
Hospice Foundation recommends that no Covid-19 patient be allowed die alone
Ideally, family member should be permitted stay with dying relative, charity says
‘The grief following the death of your child lasts a lifetime’
Jimmy Edmonds and Jane Harris needed film and other grieving parents after son’s death
Health Board: Upcoming conferences, talks, campaigns and events
Disposing of medicines, avoiding osteoporosis and learning to slow down
Children's palliative care: ‘This is a long, long road these families are on’
Orla O’Brien has great ambitions for the LauraLynn Children’s Hospice – to reach more families
Donations to Irish Hospice Foundation increase but income drops
In 2016 the foundation received donations of €2.37m, up slightly on the previous year
Outreach nurses ‘significantly enhancing’ children’s palliative care
About 3,840 children have life-limiting conditions that benefit from palliative care
How would you like to die? It’s time to talk about it...
‘You get to die only once, and you have one chance to get it right’
Daniel Day Lewis, Salman Rushdie, Colm Toibín in new book
Stars to contribute to project about fathers and sons to raise funds for the Irish Hospice Foundation
Only 1 in 3 people who want to die at home do so
Irish Hospice Foundation calls for health policy that focuses on providing care at home
How Irish people want to die
Ireland supposedly ‘does death well’. But a new survey suggests that it’s a modern taboo – and that end-of-life care in this country is far from perfect
Reaction to Budget 2015
Organisations give their response to Government’s financial plans for next year
Report calls for improved end-of-life care
Better communications with patients and family crucial in last days of life, study says
Last statements from death row shine light on paradoxes of the death penalty
A 10-year UCD research project has been analysing prisoners’ final words
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