The coronavirus is spreading across New York like wildfire. Medical authorities there have reported no fewer than 5,000 new cases over the last 24h, thus marking the largest single-day increase since the crisis began. The …
The death toll from Covid-19 in the UK has risen to 435, following six more deaths in Scotland and five in Wales. The UK has so far reported over 8,000 infections. The British Government recently …
New rules for Covid-19 testing now specify that people must display at least two major symptoms before they are given the test. Patients presenting with a fever and either a cough or shortness of breath …
Prince Charles has reportedly tested positive for Covid-19, according to an article published by Sky News. The 71-year-old is said to be ‘in good health’, and is currently in self-isolation in Scotland. The Duchess of …
The Government has confirmed that they are increase Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Support payment from €203 to €350. In announcement the Government said the increase will apply to those who have lost their job due to the …
Tedros Adhanom, Chief Executive of the World Health Organization (WHO), has warned that the Covid-19 pandemic ‘is accelerating.’ The disease has so far infected over 350,000 people and killed more than 15,000. The WHO chief …
Sportswear manufacturer O’Neill’s have confirmed that they are to make scrubs for the Health and Social Care Trusts in Northern Ireland. In a tweet the manufacturer who are known to manufacturer GAA Jersey’s said that …
Sports Direct shops are to remain closed, unless directed otherwise by the government. Top managers at the sports chain issued a letter to staff insisting that the stores were ‘essential’ to life, as sports and …
British army units have been deployed to enforce lockdown measures across the UK, following the Prime Minister’s orders that all non-essential shops and stores must close. Those found flouting the new rules face fines of between …
Supermac’s is the latest fast-food establishment to announce the closure of all its stores, amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. All Supermac’s outlets across Ireland will close by 7pm on March 26. McDonald’s, Subway, Nando’s, Costa …
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