Interviewed on Tuesday night’s Primetime, Irish chef Paul Treyvaud says that Irish businesses need to reopen. He said that if his industry doesn’t reopen in July, 80% of businesses will gone by October or November. …
Balbriggan beautician Christine McTiernan has received much praise for taking a stand against the government on Tuesday. She is fighting back against the draconian lockdown by reopening her business and declaring that she has bills …
Balbriggan beautician Christine McTiernan is fighting back against the draconian lockdown by reopening her business and declaring that she has bills to pay, citing the Irish Constitution to defend her Rights. In a prepared statement …
The Taoiseach Micheal Martin has addressed the nation and announced a phased exit of lockdown with Level 5 restrictions to go on until April 5th with an easing to be reviewed at that time. Over …
The Department for Health has confirmed that 45 people have died from coronavirus today and 575 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland.` In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed that there …
As the country remains under Level 5 lockdown restrictions and health officials try and determine how best to fight the pandemic, including new variants from Brazil, at least 2,000 Brazilians flew into Ireland in the …
There’s some good news for students around Ireland this morning as up to 330,000 will return to school on March 1st. According to the Independent, Leaving Cert students, junior infants and senior infants, first class …
The US has reached a grim pandemic milestone as it becomes the first country to record over 500k deaths. This death toll is the largest in the world by far. America’s horrendous Covid-19-related death rate …
The lockdown level 5 restrictions will remain in effect until at least April 5, when they will be reviewed as part of the government’s new plan to live with Covid-19. According to the Irish Indepedent, …
A salary increase is planned for TDs in a few months, bringing their salary to more than 100,000 euros per year. The increase, also due to the rise in public sector income, will be paid …
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