AstraZeneca launch resumes in Ireland after hiatus as EU threatens company with export ban

[ad_1] Updated 1 hour ago DEPLOYMENT OF the AstraZeneca vaccine resumes today in Ireland after a precautionary break during the week. AstraZeneca’s resumption follows a decision by the National Public Health Emergencies Team (NPHET) last night after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) gave the green light to the vaccine, paving the way for its return. … Read more

HSE resumes AstraZeneca vaccine in several hospitals

[ad_1] The Executive of the Health Service has resumed the administration of the AstraZeneca vaccine in several hospitals throughout the country. HSE chief Paul Reid said the priority is to resume the program for the 30,000 people who were due to receive the vaccine this week. Mr. Reid said the HSE wants to restart vaccination … Read more

Ireland Lockdown: Major Rules Change Expected and Taoiseach Micheal Martin Shares Update

[ad_1] A major rule change is expected on April 5, as Ireland’s level five lockdown will be slightly eased. The country has been under heavy restrictions for the entirety of 2021 after a spike in cases over Christmas. Government leaders have insisted since February that the four largest areas to be reviewed early next month … Read more

Covid is an endless story, but the narrative will change

[ad_1] The Covid-19 story changes almost every hour, not unlike Irish weather. For everyone, the pace of developments is impressive, and that includes the media. There has never been a story like this, and we all hope there never will be again. Distinguishing what is important and what is not, from the cacophony of voices … Read more

Retired school teacher sues former neighbor over defamatory letter

[ad_1] A retired school teacher is suing her former next-door neighbor, who allegedly sent a defamatory letter to a third party who was allegedly hers, the Superior Court heard. Olga Clancy claims that she was defamed by Marie Gaughan, a retired nurse, in a letter that allegedly read “I hope you die in hell, you … Read more

Late Ospreys blitz sentences Leinster to unusual loss of home

[ad_1] Josh Thomas’ late attempt to charge down led the Ospreys to a sensational 24-19 win over Guinness Pro 14 giants Leinster at the RDS. With replacement Andrew Smith in the trash, Leinster lost his grip on a 19-3 lead as the Ospreys ruthlessly regained the converted scores of Olly Cracknell (68 minutes), Owen Watkin … Read more

Drogheda returns to the top flight with a win over Waterford

[ad_1] Drogheda United began life in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division with a 1-0 win on Friday night, courtesy of a last-minute own goal that denied Kevin Sheedy a point on his debut as Waterford FC coach. Welsh defender Cameron Evans reached out to cut off James Brown’s low pitch from the right, only … Read more

Icelandic volcano erupts 40 km from Reykjavik

[ad_1] A volcano erupted just 40 kilometers from Iceland’s capital Reykjavik, with red lava spewing from the ground and a crimson glow lighting up the night sky as a no-fly zone was established in the area. “The volcanic eruption has started at Fagradalsfjall. The flight’s color code is red, but very little turbulence is seen … Read more