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Don't buy Covid-19 tests online, warns public health agency
The Health Products Regulatory Authority says test results may not be accurate → Read More
Nurses: '65% who had coronavirus still fatigued'
65% of nurses who have recovered from Covid-19 are still fatigued. → Read More
Most nurses recovered from Covid-19 suffering post-viral fatigue
65% of nurses who have recovered from Covid-19 are still fatigued. → Read More
University of Limerick to lead €10m EU project to transform city health
Limerick city to be global ambassador for urban living → Read More
Deaf support group contacts NPHET over face masks, saying it hinders those who rely on lip-reading
More than 300,000 who rely on lip-reading in Ireland has faced significant communication barriers thanks to face masks. → Read More
Skin foundation appeals for access to eczema drug
RTÉ radio presenter Paul Herriott does not look like someone who has struggled to bring his eczema under control. → Read More
No summer weather on the horizon just yet, says Met Éireann
A wet week will give way to a warm pleasant weekend but, as far as the summer goes, it is nothing to write home about, says Met Eireann. → Read More
IHREC: 'Fine councils that fail to draw down money for Traveller accommodation'
Local authorities who fail to provide “Traveller-specific and culturally appropriate” accommodation where there is a stated need should be sanctioned, the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has urged. → Read More
Co Louth housing development wins RIAI's public choice award
A mixed housing development in the heart of Drogheda, Co Louth, won the people's choice architecture award. → Read More
Facebook launch ad campaign to help users spot fake news
An advertisement campaign to help users spot false news has been launched by Facebook as platforms continue to suffer from misinformation about Covid-19. → Read More
New website helps people with dyslexia improve reading
A website developed by a science student is helping people with dyslexia to maximise their reading speed and minimise errors. → Read More
Covid-19 patients to feature in trial on whether natural protein can reduce severe inflamation
Critically ill Covid-19 patients in Irish hospitals will be involved in a trial to see if severe inflammation can be reduced using a naturally produced human protein. → Read More
Antenatal course help women around the globe navigate a Covid-19 pregnancy
A new online antenatal course launched by Irish experts will help women across the world confidentially navigate a pregnancy during the Covid-19 pandemic. → Read More
'Your surgery gave my life a new beginning': Former scoliosis patients share stories
An online campaign to encourage former scoliosis patients to share their stories and provide hope for others has been launched by Ireland's largest dedicated orthopaedic hospital. → Read More
UCC's key role in WHO trial of potential Covid-19 treatments
University College Cork will play a leading role in Ireland's participation in the World Health Organisation's trial to evaluate potential Covid-19 treatments. → Read More
Brain Tumour Ireland online support group 'a haven of peace' says survivor Chantal
An online support group for people, like Chantal Villa, who have been affected by brain tumours is one of the good things to come out of Covid-19. → Read More
Youth workers to advise young people about risky behaviours as teens begin to socialise again
Young people engaging in risky behaviours such as sexting may experience anxiety as Covid-19 restrictions ease and they begin to socialise again, the National Youth Council of Ireland has warned. → Read More
Reduced capacity and showtimes as some cinemas prepare to reopen in July
Big screen fans can start planning their next outing as the Omniplex and Odeon cinemas will be ready to welcome them back next month. → Read More
Record Arctic temperatures will have 'devastating effects', UCC scientist warns
Prolonged warming of the Arctic Circle will have “devastating effects” on the rest of the world, an Irish climatologist has warned. → Read More
Ireland's first online will register launched
A Limerick-born entrepreneur has joined with a solicitors' firm to launch Ireland's first online will register. → Read More