Special needs Schools could reopen next week
The Minister for Education Norma Foley has said that schools for children with special needs could open from next week. Speaking in the Dail, Foley said it is hoped that classes for children with …
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Gardai appeal for information after two teenage sisters are reported missing for over a week
Gardai in Co Louth have issued an appeal for information after two teenage girls have been reported missing from Dundalk. The appeal for information comes after Anne Quilton McAreavy, 16, and Gabrielle Quilton McAreavey, 15, …
Department of Health confirms 3,498 new cases and 50 further Covid-19 related deaths
The Department of Health have confirmed this evening that there has been 3,498 new cases over the past 24 hours. In an announcement the Department also sadly confirmed that there has been 50 further Covid-19 …
Ireland has second highest Covid-19 vaccine rate in Europe
Ireland is second in Europe in terms of the number of Covid-19 vaccines administered it has been revealed. According to a report published by Our World in Data, Ireland has the second highest rate in …
Johnson and Johnson set to join vaccine race as EMA approval could be submitted next month
Ireland’s Covid-19 vaccine allocation could be given a significant boost in the coming weeks ahead as it is reported that Johnson and Johnson could apply for European Medicines Agency approval next month. According to European …
Education Minister says special needs schools could open on a staggered basis from next week
The Minister for Education Norma Foley has said that schools for children with special needs could open from next week. Speaking in the Dail, Foley said it is hoped that classes for children with special …
Government say their intention is to proceed with Leaving Certificate exams as planned
The Minister for Education Norma Foley has said that it is the Government’s intention to hold the Leaving Certificate in its traditional setting. Speaking to RTE News, Foley said that the Government’s current plan is …
Holohan warns there’s a long way to go but there are early signs of hope
The Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan has said that there is early signs of hope in terms of reducing Covid-19 case numbers. Speaking following the announcement of Wednesday’s Covid-19 figures, Dr Holohan said …
Three people fined for travelling over 80km to get burgers
Gardai have revealed that three people have been fined for breaching Covid-19 restrictions after over 80km to buy burgers. According to figures released by Gardai the incident was just one of 29 that saw officers …
HSE say over 77,000 people have received Covid-19 vaccine
The HSE have confirmed that over 77,000 people have received the Covid-19 vaccine as of Wednesday January 13th. Speaking at a HSE briefing Chief Executive Paul Reid confirmed that 77,303 have been given the first …
