All third-level tuition is to be done online for the next 14 days at least, as the coronavirus pandemic worsens. Covid-19 continues to spread across the country, prompting the introduction of new restrictions in Dublin …
The Department for Health has confirmed that 3 people have died from coronavirus today and 324 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed that there …
Two traditional Christmas events will go ahead in Irish cities during the festive period, despite the ongoing pandemic. The Galway Christmas Market and Winterval in Waterford City have been confirmed today. Both events are likely …
A secondary school in Co. Tyrone has been forced to close due to a severe coronavirus outbreak. The institution in question, Holy Cross College in Strabane, closed its doors earlier today after a number of …
The dreaded second wave of coronavirus has arrived in Ireland. Professor Sam McConkey, a specialist in infectious diseases, says that we are now seeing the beginning of a second Covid-19 wave. The number of coronavirus …
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has asked people to work from home, as the coronavirus situation has significantly worsened across the UK. The PM has also ordered bars and restaurants to close at 10pm …
Eight counties might soon be under Level 3 lockdown as the coronavirus situation quickly deteriorates across Ireland. The Government is reportedly watching counties Louth, Waterford, Limerick, Kildare, Leitrim, Donegal, Offaly, and Wicklow ‘closely.’ These counties …
The UK has raised its alert level to four as the Covid-19 situation deteriorates further. The measure was recommended following a rapid and dramatic increase in the number of infections in recent days. The UK …
Three additional counties are facing Level 3 lockdowns as the coronavirus crisis deepens around Ireland. Counties Louth, Donegal, and Waterford have seen significant jumps in the number of coronavirus cases in recent times, prompting concern …
The World Health Organization (WHO) is warning that Irish people must understand that the coronavirus will linger ‘for several years.’ According to Dr. Margaret Harris, a WHO spokesperson, ‘there is no going back to the …
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