Stephen Donnelly
Stephen Donnelly is an Irish politician and member of the Sinn Féin party who served as the Minister for Health. He is known for advocating for public health initiatives, including the introduction of health warnings on alcohol products to inform consumers about the risks associated with alcohol consumption.
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Ireland:
Stephen Donnelly is a former Minister for Health who is now consulting in the UK healthcare sector.
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Ireland:
Former Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly sought legal advice as to whether the State could take over the children’s hospitals last year.
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Ireland:
Stephen Donnelly, the former minister for health, is not seeking the HSE chief executive position.
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Ireland:
However, then minister for health Stephen Donnelly refused to sanction the move.
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Ireland:
In 2020, then minister for health Stephen Donnelly announced his commitment to holding an inquiry into the historical licensing and use of Epilim in Ireland.
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Ireland:
Stephen Donnelly has received bomb threats at his family home.
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Ireland:
Stephen Donnelly, the then minister for health, invoked Government policy that limited chief executives' terms.
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Ireland:
Stephen Donnelly, a former minister for health, discussed the improvements in the Republic's health system at the Patrick MacGill Summer School.
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Ireland:
The initiative was introduced by then health minister Stephen Donnelly, private companies were encouraged to use spare capacity.
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Ireland:
In 2023, then-minister for health Stephen Donnelly announced the development of the national endometriosis framework.
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