[ad_1] Shane Filan, Jedward and Cavan footballer Oisin Kiernan will converse on The Late Late Show this week. This Friday, there will be a night of excellent music and conversation, as a very special installment of the chat celebrates the Day of the Daffodil, recognizing the national army of volunteers and the legions of patients … Read more
[ad_1] “This is a joyous occasion,” said Cork University Hospital (CUH) Assistant Director of Nursing Noreen O’Leary ahead of the opening of a new Covid-19 vaccination center in Cork today. The Páirc Uí Chaoimh GAA stadium, with its 30 vaccination booths, will administer up to 3,000 Covid-19 vaccines a day when it reaches its maximum … Read more
[ad_1] Met Eireann warned that the snow will return as temperatures plummet to zero later this week. White matter will fall along with hail, sleet and the risk of isolated thunderstorms Friday night. Meanwhile, today it will be wet in many areas, with the worst of miserable conditions expected in the west. A forecaster from … Read more
[ad_1] North Korea has fired two ballistic missiles from the east coast and into the sea, Japan’s prime minister said. Yoshihide Suga said the launches threaten “peace and security in Japan and the region” and that Tokyo will coordinate closely with Washington and Seoul on the North’s test activities. North Korea Ballistic missiles are prohibited … Read more
[ad_1] Rising Covid-19 infections and a sharp increase in the number of people sent for coronavirus testing has left progress against the disease in a “fragile” state, said Taoiseach Micheál Martin. Mr Martin expressed concern at the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party meeting on Wednesday night about a 42 percent weekly increase in the numbers submitted … Read more
[ad_1] Trinity College Dublin seeks private legislation to exclude it from sweeping government reforms aimed at strengthening the accountability of higher education institutions. In an unpublished presentation to the government, he says the planned changes threaten to undermine his autonomy, damage his academic standing and end his tradition of “collegiate government” that has served the … Read more
[ad_1] North Korea launched at least two projectiles suspected of being ballistic missiles, officials from South Korea, Japan and the United States said, the first such test reported since US President Joe Biden took office in January. North Korea’s ballistic missiles are banned under United Nations Security Council resolutions, and if the launch is confirmed, … Read more
[ad_1] The Taoiseach has said that a full and consistent statement will be made next week on the level of Covid-19 restrictions that will apply over the next period. Micheál Martin made the remarks at a meeting of the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party, which heard calls from TD and senators for a medium-term plan once … Read more
[ad_1] TANNAISTE Leo Varadkar has said that some of the public have already moved from Level 5, but warned of a “deteriorating” Covid-19 situation that could worsen if restrictions are eased next month. Varadkar told the Fine Gael parliamentary party meeting on Wednesday that the number of cases rose 9% last week, will rise again … Read more
[ad_1] TÁNAISTE LEO VARADKAR has said that he does not believe charges will be brought against him for the problem of the leak of the GP contract. The Minister of Enterprise, Commerce and Employment is at the center of an investigation into whether the leak of a confidential GP contract to a rival GP group … Read more