Minister for Health Simon Harris has said that holidaying abroad this year is ‘highly unlikely,’ according to RTE. The minister also warned that anyone coming into Ireland now, or in the near future, would need …
The White House has moved to block Anthony Fauci from testifying before the Democrat-controlled US Senate next week. Fauci, a veteran medical expert who has served under several presidential administrations, was called as a witness …
Britain’s Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty has warned that the eradication of the coronavirus is ‘technically impossible.’ He issued a stark warning saying that infections will begin to rise again if social distancing measures are …
Commuters will receive partial refunds for unused transport tickets, the National Transport Authority (NTA) has confirmed. It is understood that the refunds will apply to Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland, Bus Eireann, Iarnrod Eireann, and Luas …
Gardai will be out in force this weekend, manning checkpoints across the country to ensure compliance with lockdown rules. Authorities fear that the fine weather forecast for the Bank Holiday weekend might entice some to …
Up to 3,900 jobs might be lost in the near future as Ireland’s two main airlines, Ryanair and Aer Lingus, are reportedly considering redundancies to offset the devastating financial impact of Covid-19. Ryanair announced that …
The British Government is said to be considering widespread temperature checks as a condition to easing lockdown. The measure is one of the guidelines being considered to prevent a potentially deadlier second wave of coronavirus. …
Several countries popular with Irish holidaymakers have issued guidelines for people considering travelling there after the end of the Covid-19 crisis. Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Italy, and Turkey have said that their resorts are likely to …
Professor Chris Whitty, Britain’s Chief Medical Officer, has issued a stark warning today, saying that a second wave of coronavirus ‘might be worst than the first’ if it hits during wintertime. The expert’s warning comes …
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has confirmed that government ministers will most certainly not take a pay cut during the pandemic. In other words, they’re alright but let the peasants lose their jobs or take …
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