The death of an exonerated US death row inmate in a Galway fire, a climate warning from the EPA, and a HSE apology to a young woman fighting cervical cancer are among the stories that feature on Wednesday’s front pages.
The Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) consultant at the centre of a review was not on call due to ‘health issues’, The Irish Times reports.
The HSE and the National Screening Service has apologised for “failings” to a young mother of two who is battling cervical cancer, the Irish Examiner reports.
The Irish Independent leads with an EPA report that has warned climate extremes could have an impact on Ireland’s energy and transport infrastructure.
The Echo leads with a story on Cork’s controversial robotic trees.
