There’s a total of 1,889 people in hospital in Ireland due to coronavirus, 268 of whom have been placed in intensive care units. Some positive news however shows that there’s 2,172 free beds in public hospitals …
As if things didn’t feel like 1984 already, it appears as though fiction could become fact very soon. Tech goliaths Apple and Google have launched a joint venture would make it easier to use mobile …
The UK seems to be spiralling out of control at a rapid pace with medical authorities reporting that a furhter 697 new deaths from Covid-19-related causes occurred over the last 24 hours. The official death toll …
The HSE announced on Easter Monday evening that there was 527 new confirmed cases of coronavirus (with an additional 465 returning from Geramny) in the Republic of Ireland with another 31 people dying. It brings the total …
In what can only be described as absolutely tragic news, it’s been revealed that a 30-yr-old person in Ireland has died from covoravirus. A 30-year-old has become the youngest person to die following Covid-19 infection …
A top Irish medic was speaking on RTÉ’s This Week programme and gave some startling realisation of the true extent of the coronavirus pandemic. Intensive care consultant at St James’s Hospital in Dublin, Dr Tom …
The Department of Health have confirmed that there’s been a massive jump as a total of 31 people have died and 527 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland with …
Irish banks have so far granted around 45,000 mortgage payment breaks to people affected financially by the Covid-19 crisis. Finance experts are predicting catastrophic economic consequences for millions of people and businesess across the world, …
The testing backlog for Covid-19 is down to around 11,000, according to an article published by RTE. The remaining backlog is likely to be cleared during this week. A total of 862 are currently in …
Medical authorities in the UK have reported 697 new deaths from Covid-19-related causes over the last 24h. The official death toll now stands at 11,309. Globally, Covid-19 has now killed over 113,000 people. Tell us …
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