British authorities have declared a ‘major incident’ in Bournemouth, after thousands of people flocked to beaches in soaring temperatures. Local councilors said there were ‘appalling‘ scenes as the beaches were literally packed with people as temperatures …
A leading Irish doctor has said that reopening Ireland to tourists would likely spark a second wave of coronavirus. Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Colm Henry expressed reservations about allowing overseas tourists into Ireland too soon. …
Met Eireann is forecasting temperatures of up to 28C over the next 24h, while also warning of the possibility of thunderstorms. Today, Thursday, will be a largely dry and sunny day, with temperatures reaching highs …
Around 1,000 Australian troops have been deployed in Melbourne, following a new outbreak of Covid-19 there. 150 new cases were recorded over the past seven days. There are now fears that the long-awaited second wave …
Face masks might be made mandatory on public transport ‘within weeks,’ if Minister for Transport Shane Ross has his way. It is understood that the minister will bring the proposal up for discussion later today. …
Face masks might become mandatory on public transport, it has emerged today. The initiative, believed to be put forward by Minister for Transport Shane Ross, will be discussed over the coming days. 1,726 people have …
Ground services and cargo handling company Swissport has announced the loss of up to 4,000 jobs across UK and Ireland airports. A spokesperson for the company said that revenue for Swissport relies on a large …
A leading Irish doctor has said that coronavirus will strike ‘with a vengeance’ in the autumn. Dr. Luke O’Neill, who works as an immunologist at Trinity College, fears a hard resurgence of Covid-19 when flu …
The number of new coronavirus infections is rapidly surging across vast areas of the United States, following a premature re-opening of the economy there. The US bears the dubious record of most Covid-19-related cases than …
The Ibec organization is today calling for the lifting of all restrictions to air travel. A 14-day quarantine for all inbound travelers to Ireland remains in place, though it might no longer apply from July. …
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