A fresh High Court dispute has emerged concerning a settlement payment to Anita Little, a former business manager at Children's Health Ireland (CHI), who had previously claimed proceedings against her followed instructions to delist spinal patients.

Ireland's Health Minister wants all affected groups included in the planned Children's Health Ireland (CHI) inquiry, which will examine issues surrounding the care of children with scoliosis, spina bifida, and hip dysplasia, as some families have flagged flaws.

Approval has been obtained from two Government departments regarding a dispute between Children's Health Ireland (CHI) and a former business manager.

The Committee of Public Accounts (PAC) has been informed of a "very significant contradiction of the facts" concerning a €30,000 payment made to Children's Health Ireland (CHI), indicating discrepancies in the financial matter.

Children's Health Ireland (CHI) has issued an apology for a failure in care that led to the death of a four-year-old girl who presented with a rash, despite her mother raising concerns about meningitis.

Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has urged all groups affected by issues at Children's Health Ireland (CHI) to engage with the independent facilitator conducting a scoping exercise.

Children's Health Ireland (CHI) has revealed that 648 spinal surgery operations were cancelled in the last five years.

The CEO of Children's Health Ireland (CHI) announced another delay in the Children's Hospital handover, stating that over 500 staff are still required.

Children's Health Ireland (CHI) has issued an apology for shortcomings in the care of a teenager who died following a severe asthma attack, after waiting over four years to see a specialist consultant.

A review of Children's Health Ireland (CHI) has revealed recurring delays in treatment for orthopaedics, including spinal operations, as well as delays in urology and respiratory services. The review focused on governance and patient access.

Irish government departments are being pressed to explain why a settlement deal for a Children's Health Ireland (CHI) manager, who claims she was dismissed for refusing to delist spinal surgery patients, has not been approved.

Children's Health Ireland (CHI) accepted €30,000 from a concession holder to cover the cost of a staff Christmas party in 2022, as revealed during a Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearing. The PAC heard that CHI accepted €30,000 for the Christmas party.