The Taoiseach Micheal Martin has heavily denounced the UK’s upcoming removal of all restrictions by declaring that it’ll be a “free for all”. Martin has been heavily criticised by many in society who say that …
Several fatalities have been reported following a plane crash in Sweden this evening. The accident happened at Orebro Airport, Sweden’s fourth-largest cargo airport, shortly before 7.30pm local time. It is understood that the aircraft was …
The Taoiseach has praised the efforts of staff administering Covid-19 vaccines. In a tweet the Taoiseach said: Two million people are now fully vaccinated – and 70% of adults have received at least one #CovidVaccine dose. …
The global death toll arising from Covid-19 disease has now surpassed 4m. The situation is deteriorating significantly in many areas as the Delta variant keeps spreading worldwide. The United States has seen the largest number …
It’s one of if not the dumbest idea that the government and Tony Holohan have come up with so far since the pandemic began. Their idea of checking whether people have been double vaccinated to …
The Taoiseach has said that reopening indoor hospitality is not about discrimination but about protecting people. Speaking this evening, Martin said that the Government received very specific advice from NPHET about the Delta variant and …
The UK has reported over 32,000 new coronavirus cases over the past 24h. Official figures say that there have been 32,551 new infections confirmed in that period of time. Health authorities have also confirmed 33 …
The upcoming Olympic Games will be held with no spectators (foreign or domestic) as the coronavirus crisis worsens in Japan. The city of Tokyo is currently under a state of emergency. Japan has seen over …
A new walk-in test center has been set up in an Irish town. The facility is located on the grounds of the Tipperary Primary Care Centre on Tipperary town’s Rosana Road. This facility is open …
Fully vaccinated adults and children will no longer be required to quarantine when returning to the UK from ‘amber’ countries from July 19. People aged 17 and under will be considered as ‘children’ in this …
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