Several countries popular with Irish holidaymakers have issued guidelines for people considering travelling there after the end of the Covid-19 crisis. Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Italy, and Turkey have said that their resorts are likely to …
Professor Chris Whitty, Britain’s Chief Medical Officer, has issued a stark warning today, saying that a second wave of coronavirus ‘might be worst than the first’ if it hits during wintertime. The expert’s warning comes …
The Department of Health have confirmed that a total of 34 people have died and 221 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the …
The Covid-19 pandemic has laid waste to the travel industry, affecting airlines the world over, and Ryanair is no exception. The budget airline has said that ‘up to 3,000 jobs’ might be lost, according to …
The HSE announced on Thursday evening that there was 401 new confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Republic of Ireland with another 43 people dying. It brings the total in the Republic of Ireland to 20,612 cases and 1,232 …
The HSE announced on Thursday evening that there was 401 new confirmed cases of coronavirus n the Republic of Ireland with another 43 people dying. It brings the total in the Republic of Ireland to 20,612 …
The UK has UK reported the death of 674 more people from Covid-19-related causes. The total death toll there now stands at 26,771. This figure includes people who died in hospitals and also care homes …
The Department of Health have confirmed that a total of 43 people have died and 359 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed …
People are beginning to point fingers in the direction of the UK government over their disastrous handling of the coronavirus outbreak. The true extent of Covid-19-related deaths in the UK will soon be starkly revealed, …
There’s been major disappointment of Ireland’s LGBTI+ after it’s been announced that Dublin’s Gay Pride parade cannot go ahead this year. This year’s Dublin’s Pride parade has been cancelled due to Covid-19 fears. The yearly …
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