Michelle McGlynn
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Government gives Santa all-clear to visit Ireland as essential worker
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has confirmed the delivery of gifts to good children is essential work → Read More
CervicalCheck Tribunal: Vicky Phelan says concerns raised have been rejected by Health Minister
The tribunal was intended to be established by the end of March 2020 but this was delayed due to Covid-19. → Read More
Relatives of Stardust victims to gather as pre-inquest hearing gets underway
The Stardust Victims Committee and relatives are gathering outside Dublin City Coroners Court today as a pre-inquest hearing into the tragedy begins → Read More
Not enough being done to halt spread of Covid-19 in direct provision
There have been 314 cases of Covid-19 in direct provision → Read More
Rise in number of patients undertaking elective surgery testing positive for Covid-19
More patients going into hospital for elective procedures are testing positive for Covid-19, according to the laboratory manager at the National Maternity Hospital. → Read More
'Feels like once in a lifetime': Photographer captures stunning bioluminescence at Cork beach
Stunning photographs of the natural phenomenon known as bioluminescence captured by a Cork photographer have been shared around the world. → Read More
Cork man lost his mother to Covid-19 while in induced coma for same virus
'People think it's a myth and it is far from a myth, I can tell you that.' → Read More
Three arrested after 200 teens turn up to house party that went viral
A 17-year-old girl posted on social media she was inviting friends to her house in Leixlip. → Read More
Over 90% of top medical professionals experience abusive behaviour at work
Included among the complaints were those from anti-vaccine campaigners and 5G conspiracy theorists. → Read More
Covid-19: Garda checks on pubs commence
Gardaí will start to check pubs this evening to make sure they are complying with Covid-19 guidelines. → Read More
People claiming Pandemic Unemployment Payment must confirm they remain eligible
Those who are availing of the Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) must confirm their eligibility in order to continue receiving the payment. → Read More
Gardens, broadband and home offices priorities as demand for house sales surges
There has been an unexpected surge in the demand for house sales in the weeks since estate agents returned to work following lockdown. → Read More
Man, 30s, arrested as part of investigation into robbery in Longford
A man, aged in his 30s, has been arrested by gardaí investigating a robbery at a shop in Longford yesterday. → Read More
Re-open EU: New app launched to help tourists navigate safe travel across Europe
The European Commission has today launched a new app that enables those travelling around Europe to plan their trips over Summer 2020. → Read More
Cost of living for college students to fall for the first time in a decade
It is projected that there will be a small drop in the cost of living for third-level student next year due to Covid-19. → Read More
Seven healthcare workers have died from Covid-19
Of the 8,018 cases of Covid-19 among healthcare workers, 88% of them contracted the virus in a healthcare setting. → Read More
NCTs and theory tests to begin phased reopening
The phased reopening of some Road Safety Authority (RSA) services is to begin on Monday, the RSA has confirmed. → Read More
Public transport services to be restored to pre-Covid schedules
Bus and train services across the country are to be restored to pre-Covid schedules from Monday. → Read More
Dublin Zoo set to reopen for visitors
Dublin Zoo announced today that it will reopen to the public from tomorrow, June 2. → Read More
Covid-19: Six deaths and 39 new cases confirmed
There have been six more Covid-19 related deaths, the National Public Health Emergency Team has announced. → Read More