6 things we learned from the Covid-19 vaccine report

[ad_1] From acknowledging that NPHET’s message is not always what people want to hear, to confirming that Ireland will not get out of the European Medicines Agency process to approve Sputnik or any other vaccine, here are six things we learned in tonight’s briefing. NPHET recognizes that the message is not always popular Deputy Marketing … Read more

Local group wins challenge for Ringaskiddy incinerator

[ad_1] The High Court ruled in favor of a local environmental group that filed a legal appeal against a 160 million euro incinerator at Ringaskiddy in the port of Cork. The Cork Harbor Alliance for a Safe Environment was successful on two out of 11 grounds in its challenge to an An Bord Pleanála decision … Read more

Gardaí investigates threats against Galway city mayor

[ad_1] The Gardaí is investigating the threats made against Galway City Mayor Mike Cubbard and his family. Cllr Cubbard, an independent councilman, said Friday that he was walking away from politics for a short period as a result of the abuse. He said the threats had been to remove his family from their home and … Read more

‘We know that people are fed up and tired of the same message’

[ad_1] Updated 21 minutes ago Deputy Marketing Director Dr. Ronan Glynn has apologized to anyone “frustrated or angry” for a viral clip of comments he made last night, urging people to see the entirety of his message. Glynn spoke at a press conference tonight in which NPHET gave the green light for the resumption of … Read more

AstraZeneca vaccine receives green light for launch to resume

[ad_1] Tonight the green light has been given to restart the launch of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccination program. The National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) issued an update regarding the vaccine. Dr. Ronan Glynn, Deputy Medical Director, said: “I have recommended that the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine program be resumed.” “The HSE will now work to … Read more

Residents win legal challenge over Cork incinerator permit

[ad_1] A local environmental group won its legal challenge over the granting of a planning permit for a € 160 million incinerator at Ringaskiddy in the port of Cork. Superior Court Judge David Barniville ruled on Friday that the Cork Harbor Alliance for a Safe Environment had the right to succeed on two of its … Read more

€ 405 million financing announced for Cork docks and city center

[ad_1] The regeneration of Cork city docks has received a major boost thanks to the government’s announcement of € 405 million urban regeneration funding this morning, of which € 50 million will be spent on a facelift for the city center. The city is also poised for a new central library as part of a … Read more

France recommends the AstraZeneca jab only for over 55s

[ad_1] France’s health regulator today recommended that only people 55 and older should receive AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine due to reports of blood clots, while giving the green light to resume use after a short suspension. He said the recommendation was based on the fact that the reported blood clots, which led to the suspension of … Read more

Cheltenham Festival: Tips from Ruby Walsh Friday

[ad_1] Paddy Power Ambassador Ruby Walsh has her advice for the last day of the Cheltenham Festival. Siesta: AL BOUM PHOTO (3.05) Here are Ruby’s tips and her thoughts. 1.20 Triumph Obstacle – Zanahiyr “[Haut En Couleurs and Tax For Max?] Haut En Couleurs is not a maiden – she won in France, so it’s … Read more

Number of people hospitalized with Covid-19 in 336 as update of NPHET in AstraZeneca

[ad_1] THE NUMBER OF people hospitalized with Covid-19 in Ireland continues to decline with 336 hospitalized cases reported this morning. The number of people in ICU is now 83. It comes amid growing concern over an increase in outbreaks after health officials confirmed another 582 new cases of Covid-19 last night. Professor Philip Nolan said … Read more