The Department for Health has confirmed that 90 people have died from coronavirus today and 928 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed …
The Health Service Executive (HSE) has admitted that many hospitals are in ‘crisis situation.’ According to HSE’s Chief Operations Officer, there were 1,803 patients with severe Covid-19 symptoms in Irish hospitals as of Monday night. …
Those hoping for a sunny break this summer better think again, as Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has said that foreign holidays are ‘unlikely’ this year. The Government is dealing with a dire situation caused by …
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to address the nation at 5pm today. The minister will hold a ‘surprise’ press conference amidst a rapidly worsening coronavirus outbreak. More to follow… Tell us your thoughts …
Level 5 lockdown is to remain in place until early March at least. The extension to the current lockdown was discussed last night, and it’s understood that it will be officially approved today. The announcement …
Northern Ireland has reported 422 new cases of coronavirus over the past 24h. Official figures say that there have been 100,741 confirmed infections since the start of the pandemic there. Health authorities have also reported …
The UK has reported over 22,000 new coronavirus cases over the last 24h. Official figures say that there have been 22,195 new infections confirmed in that period. Health authorities have also announced 592 new Covid-19-related …
Health authorities have confirmed 1,372 new cases and 7 additional deaths today. These figures represent a welcome reduction in the number of daily new cases. Nevertheless, the Irish hospital system remains under severe pressure due …
New rules coming into effect today mean that Irish residents traveling to anywhere in the EU will be legally required to quarantine for 14 days. The move was deemed necessary as thousands of people …
Pubs across Britain could remain shut until July as the Covid-19 situation deteriorates. British Health Secretary Matt Hancock has hinted that July 17 might be the date when pubs and other non-essential establishments might reopen. …
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