Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer said that the Irish public should only meet with people they’re spending Christmas Day with – no one else. He said that people should stay at home and avoid going out …
Many social media users have been saying that they will never ever fly Ryanair again after the airline’s boss made some unflattering comments to those who chose to or, for medical reasons, cannot get vaccinated. …
The positivity of people in those age groups is increasing dramatically. The average stay of patients in hospital is two weeks. Public health doctors believe the latest restrictions will cut socialisation by about 30% The …
Up to 30% of children are said to be absent in some classrooms around the country with the majority of schools saying that they’re seeing a large number of children not attending this week. Parents …
The Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan has issued a stern warning to the Irish public and said that it’s not too late for people to cancel their Christmas plans. Holohan also said that it’s not …
The CEO of the HSE Paul Reid has said that people should stay at home this week if at all possible, and certainly over Christmas. Reid said that the country now only has a small …
Leo Varadkar claims that the government has no secret plan to lockdown the country after Christmas or in the early New Year but that nothing can be ruled off the table at this stage. Varadkar …
Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer said that the Irish public should only meet with people they’re spending Christmas Day with – no one else. Leo Varadkar said that nothing can be ruled out in relation to …
Social media users are claiming that Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan is “laughing at us” as he plays down talk of an immediate lockdown following Christmas. Rumours have circulated widely that Ireland is …
The government cannot be allowed to use a “duck and dive” tactic to avoid Dail scrutiny. Rural Independent TD, Michael Collins, has today (Monday, 20th December) again written to the Taoiseach, requesting him to urgently …
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