The Department of Health have confirmed that no people have died from coronavirus today and 66 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed that there …
More and more people now think that there could be a second lockdown in Ireland or at least provincial lockdowns in various parts of the country. On Saturday, the Department of Health released the figures …
There has been a very mixed reaction an estimated €200 million being spent on migrant centres in Ireland in 2020. The cost to the taxpayer of running and maintaining Direct Provision Centres is estimated to …
The acting chief Medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn has said that the reopening of schools and non Covid-19 medical services remains the top priority. Speaking on Monday, Dr Glynn said that these viral services must …
A very different school year approaches children, parents and teachers in 2020. A leading virology expert has urged parents to wash their children’s lunch boxes when they return to school as the Covid-19 virus is …
The Department of Health has said that they’re seriously concerned after the largest jump in coronavirus cases since May occurred on Saturday. The department announced 200 further cases which is the largest number of cases …
It remains to be seen what will happen at the end of August in relation to the reopening of “wet pubs”. A total of around 25,000 people are directly affected by pubs remaining closed. Alongside …
A softer side that the would rarely gets to see has come out from President Donald Trump this morning after he announced the death of his brother, Robert. President Trump said that Robert was his …
It will be a weekend to remember for one lucky player after they won tonight’s Lotto jackpot worth just over €7.3m. The numbers drawn were: 3, 7, 18, 36, 40, 42, with the bonus number …
A total of around 25,000 people are directly affected by pubs remaining closed. Alongside that goes all the offshoot of families, suppliers and other local businesses. Today a hashtag has gone viral simply saying #SupportNotSympathy where …
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