Vaccine Brings Hope One Year After Pandemic Was Declared

[ad_1] It’s been a year since the coronavirus threat was declared a pandemic, with vaccines offering hope, but much of the world’s population still endures severely restricted lives without a clear path back to normalcy. It has also been a year since the first death of a person from Covid-19 was reported in Ireland. Over … Read more

‘We cannot lower our guard against Covid-19,’ warns Taoiseach

[ad_1] Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned the deputies, senators and MEPs of Fianna Fáil that we cannot lower our guard against Covid-19. Mr. Martin said that easing of restrictions will be slow and measured and that the public health council will be the guiding principle. Previously, the Taoiseach said that the B117 variant remains a … Read more

How Covid-19 changed drug crime in Ireland TheJournal.ie

[ad_1] COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS SAW that drug traffickers use rental cars, the postal service, exploit children like mules and keep their money at home in a desperate attempt to keep their business going, say high-ranking Garda sources . The illicit drug market was hit hard after the initial shutdown due to an increase in Garda checkpoints … Read more

Davy closes bond table after Central Bank investigation

[ad_1] Stockbroker Davy has said that none of the people involved in a 2014 transaction that resulted in a € 4.1 million fine from the Central Bank already works at the company. A decision by the company to close its bail bond desk with immediate effect follows, resulting in four layoffs. In a statement, the … Read more

Welfare Bonus: Thousands Will Receive Additional ‘Unexpected’ PUP Payments This Week

[ad_1] Thousands of people will receive a share of 2 million euros in late payments from PUP this week. The Department of Social Protection confirmed that the arrears are owed to some 6,500 people who no longer receive PUPs and “who may not be expecting a payment this week.” A spokesperson said: “Payments will be … Read more

EU chief warns bloc could stop more vaccine exports

[ad_1] Ursula von der Leyen warned that the European Union could block further exports of the coronavirus vaccine, after Italy stopped a shipment to Australia. “That was not something exceptional,” the president of the European Commission told the business weekly Wirtschaftswoche. Rome revealed last week that it had blocked the export of 250,700 doses of … Read more

EU and US ‘press the reset button in business relationship

[ad_1] The EU and the US are reestablishing their trade relationship under US President Joe Biden, the Tánaiste said. They have agreed to mutually suspend their respective tariffs on an aircraft trade dispute to allow talks to take place. It will provide great relief to exporters and importers who have been negatively affected by the … Read more

Cork anti-lockdown protest organizers ignore calls to cancel event

[ad_1] Organizers of an anti-lockdown rally have ignored growing calls for it to be canceled, insisting tonight that it will take place tomorrow as planned. Pressure mounted on event organizers today with charity activists, business leaders, the Mayor of Cork and the Irish Council for Civil Liberties calling for the event to be canceled. But … Read more

Gordon Elliott: Horse Trainer Suspended for Six Months for Photo of Him Sitting on Dead Horse | UK News

[ad_1] Horse trainer Gordon Elliott has been suspended for six months after being photographed sitting on a dead horse. WARNING: BELOW IN THIS ARTICLE IS A PHOTO OF GORDON ELLIOTT SHOWING THE DEAD HORSE In a statement, the Irish Horse Racing Regulatory Board (IHRB) said it “acted in a way that was detrimental to integrity, … Read more