The global coronavirus death toll has now surpassed 2m. Official figures say that 2,000,905 people worldwide have now died from Covid-19-related causes. Health authorities say that there have been over 93m confirmed infections across the …
The UK has announced the closure of all existing air corridors, in a desperate attempt to keep mutant viral strains from entering Britain. The move effectively means that anyone arriving in the UK from anywhere …
The UK has reported over 55,000 new coronavirus cases over the last 24h. Official figures say that 55,761 new infections have been confirmed. Health authorities have also reported 1,280 new Covid-19-related deaths. Tell us your …
EasyJet Holidays has moved to cancel all bookings until late March at least amidst a rapidly worsening coronavirus situation. Affected customers will be given the choice of a refund or credit for future bookings. The …
Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tony Holohan, is today pleading with people to ‘stay at home’ as the country’s coronavirus crisis deepens. Dr. Holohan is ‘gravely concerned’ with the level of sickness across the country, …
Picture source: Irish Mirror Nutricia is urgently recalling a number of baby food products due to possible contamination with apple stalks. The products in question are: Cow & Gate My First Muesli Baby Cereal 10+ …
Those people receiving the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) are set to be shocked when they receive the corresponding tax bill of up to €1,000 over the coming hours or days. Sources say that thousands of …
Former Taoiseach appointee and current Tanaiste Leo Varadkar is predicting a ‘slow reopening of the country.’ Ireland is currently in the grip of a third wave of coronavirus, with infections and hospitalizations at an all-time …
The UK has reported over 48,000 new coronavirus infections over the past 24h. Official figures say that 48,682 new Covid-19 cases have been confirmed during that period. Health authorities have also reported 1,248 additional deaths. …
Vodafone launched Clear Mobile today, a cheaper mobile service likely to spark a price war in Ireland. Clear Mobile customers will be able to avail of calls, texts and, ‘unlimited’ data for just €12.99 a …
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