The US Center of Disease Control have launched an investigation after a man reportedly died during a flight from New York to Los Angeles International Airport. According to FOX5 News, the investigation comes after the …
Professor Philip Nolan has warned that Ireland’s Covid-19 rate rising rapidly and has warned that there could be a huge rise in cases in the coming days and weeks. Speaking at the National Public Health …
Ireland’s Chief Medical Officer has urged people to stay at home this Christmas and not meet anyone. Dr. Tony Holohan gave the stark warning earlier this evening, following the confirmation of over 700 new coronavirus …
The Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has said that everything within our power must be done to protect the nations hospitals. Speaking on RTE’s This Week programme, the Minister for Health said that the …
Health authorities worldwide are on high alert, following the discovery of the new Covid-19 viral strain has now been detected in Italy, Denmark, Netherlands, Australia, and Gibraltar. France and South Africa might also have cases …
The recently discovered viral strain is ‘likely to become dominant’ across the world, according to scientists. The new strain, known as VUI-202012/01, is reportedly up to 70% more transmissible, but it does appear to cause …
So-called ‘wet pubs’ might remain closed until March, it has emerged today. Publicans might now be looking at re-opening by St. Patrick’s Day, but that would depend on the course of the pandemic. The Taoiseach …
The Government are holding a meeting to discuss introducing further Covid-19 restrictions. According to RTE News, cabinet Ministers are meeting this evening to discuss the possibility of moving restrictions to December 26th. It is understood …
The Department for Health has confirmed that no people have died from coronavirus today and 727 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland. In an announcement made this evening the Department confirmed that …
Taoiseach appointee Micheal Martin has said that lockdown restrictions are likely to remain on ‘for six more months.’ According to the Taoiseach, the vaccine will ‘suppress’ the virus during the first half of 2021. Government …
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