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 Argentinian Government have passed new laws that will see the nations wealthiest people being taxed to pay for much needed Covid-19 medical supplies. According to BBC News, the Government voted in favour of the …
The Government is continuing talks over the current Covid-19 restrictions with a decision expected later this week. It is understood that the Taoiseach Micheal Martin has held talks with Government ministers over the weekend and …
The Government are reportedly set to consider clamping down on the sale of takeaway alcoholic drinks. Speaking about the issue, the Taoiseach said that he plans to discuss the matter with the Minister for …
The Government will reportedly cap the maximum fine for breaching restrictions to €500. The on-the-spot fine can be issued for a variety of reasons: Failing to wear a face mask in designated areas, traveling beyond …
The Taoiseach Micheal Martin has the Government can’t fight this virus alone and has asked everyone to treat this virus seriously. Speaking this evening Martin said that although some people have done what they can …
There has been a very mixed reaction to a nationwide crackdown on people visiting their family and friends in their house. Some people are saying that it’s the right thing to do while many others …
The Government have agreed to ban household visits across the country in an attempt to halt the spread of Covid-19. Under the new guidelines which will come into effect from tomorrow night, all household visits …
It now looks likely that people will be forking out big cash if they break the covid regulations. RTE reports that it’s likely to be €50 for no mask right up to €200 for driving …
In what can only be described as utterly concerning, the government have agreed to introduce graduated fines for people who are deemed non-compliant with coronavirus-related rules. It’s understood that laws will now be written up by the Ministers …
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