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The Midlands Regional Hospital Mullingar issued an unreserved apology for care failures in Bryonny Sainsbury's treatment after a horse-related injury.
Beaumont Hospital in Dublin transferred Bryonny after three days at Mullingar, amid family concerns over her deteriorating condition.
The HSE accepted liability in five legal actions, with the family seeking acknowledgement, accountability and real change.
The coroner ruled Bryonny's death a medical misadventure, with the family stressing the issues were not about financial gain.
A dedicated quality improvement team was formed to implement recommendations from the System Analysis Review.
Bryonny Sainsbury died five days after the stable incident, at Beaumont Hospital in Dublin.
The family described the legal actions as about accountability and ‘no sum could ever replace Bryonny’.
The High Court heard a detailed account of alleged 'egregious errors' in hospital care.
The family urged that Bryonny’s case translate into real, lived change for future patients.
The article notes Bryonny's death followed a delayed transfer to a Dublin hospital for specialist care.

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Barclays will move its European headquarters from Dublin to Paris by late 2026 to improve oversight and align European operations.
The relocation is planned to occur by late 2026 to better align with Barclays' European investment banking activities.
Barclays disclosed a shareholder buyback completed on January 21, 2026.
The news highlights Barclays' strategic pivot to centralize European decision-making in Paris.
The share repurchase reduces Barclays' issued share capital as part of its capital management.
The relocation move is connected to aligning Europe operations with investment banking activities.
The plan targets improved oversight within Barclays' European operations.
The articles note the relocation is set for late 2026.

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A Perspective in npj Biofilms and Microbiomes links biofilms to health during long space missions and on Earth.
Researchers from Glasgow, Maynooth and UCD coordinate with NASA’s open science to study biofilms as a health frontier.
Biofilms are framed as the dominant microbial lifestyle that supports healthy systems, not just infections to combat.
Spaceflight simulations can alter biofilm architecture and gene regulation, varying by species and platform.
The article advocates multiomics to uncover biofilm mechanisms at plant roots and in interkingdom communities.
NASA GeneLab and the open science ecosystem support shared data and cross-mission research.
Lead author Dr. Katherine J. Baxter emphasizes spaceflight insights can inform earth health and agriculture.
The work advocates translating spaceflight biofilm findings into health and agriculture applications on Earth.
The study frames open science as essential to maximize mission learnings and accelerate real-world use.
The article presents a roadmap for coordinated, multispecies biofilm research in space and on Earth.

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Ireland’s Equal1 raises €50m to deploy its Bell-1 silicon quantum server for data centres.
Bell-1 is described as the world’s first silicon-based quantum computer server and the first Irish-made quantum computer.
The funding round was led by the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) with other investors including Atlantic Bridge and the European Innovation Council Fund.
European Space Agency is a customer and will implement Bell-1 in its Space HPC in Italy.
Equal1 aims to unlock $100bn in value by 2035 as AI drives demand for quantum solutions.
Bell-1 can be used in existing data centres and plugs into a standard power socket.
Equal1 currently employs 45 people across the US, Canada, Romania, Japan and the Netherlands.
ISIF describes its investment as supporting indigenous Irish businesses scaling internationally.
The Space Agency plans to implement Bell-1 in its Space HPC in Italy.
Equal1’s Bell-1 is named after physicist John Stewart Bell.

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