The Tanaiste Leo Varadkar has said that the country is nowhere near lifting Level 5 restrictions but indicated that schools could open next month. Speaking in the Dail today, the Tanaiste said Covid-19 numbers were …
President Donald Trump is watching on like the rest of the world from his expansive country club in Palm Beach, Florida. Like the rest of the world, he’s watching as Joe Biden takes up the …
The Department for Health has confirmed that 51 people have died from coronavirus today and 2,608 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed …
Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Tony Holohan has warned that coronavirus-related mortality is likely to remain ‘high’ for the rest of January. According to Dr. Holohan, we’re likely to see anything between 500-1,000 deaths this …
Arlene Foster and Michelle O’Neill are currently giving a press briefing in Dungannon, Co Tyrone announcing that Northern Ireland is extending its lockdown until at least March 5th after consulting with their Chief Medical Officer. …
Every resident in Ireland will have received the coronavirus vaccine ‘by September,’ according to Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly. Ireland is scheduled to receive up to 600,000 doses per quarter of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Official …
Non-essential shops are likely to remain shut ‘until the end of February,’ it has emerged today. It was recently announced that lockdown restrictions are to stay until ‘well into February.’ The re-opening of schools will …
Pubs are facing the dark prospect of remaining closed until May at least, unless the coronavirus situation improves dramatically. Taoiseach appointee Micheal Martin today refused to rule out an extended closure period, saying that he …
US and other Western intelligence services have been urged to investigate claims that China hyped the dangers of Covid-19 to force a lockdown of the West to bring about the economic calamity that that it …
The hospitality sector is calling for the introduction of a new Bank Holiday in July. Bars, pubs, and restaurants are likely to remain shut until May-June due to the dire Covid-19 situation in Ireland. According …
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