The Department of Health is considering advice on mixing Covid vaccine doses, the chair of National Immunisation Advisory Committee has said. Professor Karina Butler said the recommendation from Niac had been made “in the last couple of weeks” but she declined to outline any detail. The international data on mixingContinue Reading
Updated at 11:32 Regulations governing the reopening of indoor dining from today were signed shortly before midnight on Sunday, with small changes to the draft guidelines published on Friday. The final regulations require pubs and restaurants to take the contact details of only one adult member of a party, ratherContinue Reading
Restaurants are facing a staffing “crisis” ahead of the reopening of indoor hospitality next week, according to the chief executive of the Restaurants Association of Ireland, Adrian Cummins. Speaking to RTÉ’s The Business, he said around 25 per cent of bars and restaurants will not reopen fully on Monday. MrContinue Reading
Far-right activists and anti-vaccine protesters have held a demonstration in Dublin against Covid-19 jabs and ongoing restrictions in Ireland. Around 1,500 protesters gathered outside Custom House in Dublin, as roads were blocked and traffic forced to a standstill. Protesters held anti-vaccine signs and chanted “freedom” as they walked through theContinue Reading
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Judgment reserved A High Court judge has reserved judgement on whether over 1100 disputed documents seized from the FAI can be used as part of an-ongoing criminal investigation into the association. The Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE) and former FAI chief executive John Delaney are in disputeContinue Reading
A further 1,110 cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic on Tuesday. Incidence rates of the virus have increased in all counties over the past seven days, deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said, with the highest in Donegal, Louth, Dublin, Limerick and Galway. “Almost 7,700 casesContinue Reading
A further 1,071 cases of Covid-19 have been reported in the Republic. As of Monday morning, there were 101 Covid-positive patients in hospital with 20 in intensive care. In Northern Ireland, the daily number of confirmed Covid-19 infections topped 1,700 for the first time since January. Case numbers have beenContinue Reading