The UK is reporting 6,040 new coronavirus infections over the past 24h. Health authorities have also confirmed 158 new Covid-19-related deaths. Official figures say that 124,419 have died from Covid-19 illness since the start of …
Gardai have arrested six people in connection with today’s anti-lockdown protest in Cork. The protest itself passed peacefully, with no major incidents to report. According to official estimates, around 500 people gathered for the event. …
The Department for Health has confirmed that 14 people have died from coronavirus today and 539 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland.` In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed that …
The Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn has said that Ireland is moving towards a brighter place as there has been positive effectiveness in the vaccines. In a post on Twitter, Glynn thanked the …
Northern Ireland has reported over 600,000 coronavirus vaccine doses administered so far. Official figures say that a total of 609,798 have been given to people. It is understood that this week, people in the 60-64 …
The Department for Health has confirmed that 9 people have died from coronavirus today and 522 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland.` In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed that …
The R number reportedly remains below 1 across the UK. According to health authorities, the number remains between 0.7 and 0.9. This means that, on average, every 10 people infected with coronavirus will go on …
British holidaymakers flying into Cyprus this summer will need proof that they’ve had both doses of the vaccine. The Mediterranean country will allow British holidaymakers to fly into the country from May 1, and will …
Health authorities are this evening warning that stillbirths that might be associated with coronavirus disease have been reported in Ireland. It is understood that at least four such incidents have been reported. The Health …
The Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said that emergency supports will be lifted for businesses and employees once Covid-19 is under control. Speaking at the Dublin Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting, the Taoiseach said that …
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