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Gardaí seek travel prosecutions after Drew Harris orders crackdown Garda Commissioner directed a tougher approach at the weekend, whereby international passengers deemed by gardaí as not engaging in essential travel would be liable to criminal prosecution, in addition to a fine. if gardaí determine a passengers journey is not an essential trip, they can be directed under the Health Act to go home — and if they don’t comply, they will be told they are liable to be  prosecuted. Picture...

Dozens of people face prosecution under Irelands Covid-19 laws after gardaí broke up a house party in a midlands town this weekend where at least 70 rev...

“Looking at the data that’s in front of us, we need the epidemiological situation to improve and continue to improve," said the Deputy CMO

The restrictions permit exercise within 5km of your home, but are you getting out for more walks or runs this time?

Gardaí have had the power to issue €100 fines for non-essential travel since January 11

It is now mandatory for workers to wear face coverings in banks, credit unions and post offices. The new regulations come into force with immediate effect follo...

Micheál Martin said he is concerned about the UK strain of the virus, and vaccine delivery delays.

Taoiseach warns Covid restrictions set to continue with February return of schools in doubt Micheál Martin has warned there is a clear horizon of Covid-19 restrictions continuing into next month Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned there is a “clear horizon” of Covid-19 restrictions continuing into next month. Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire Thu, 21 Jan, 2021 - 06:30 Daniel McConnell, Jess Casey, and Elaine Loughlin Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned there is a “clear horizon” of Cov...

‘They didn’t come in Covid positive, they picked up Covid while in the hospital,’ said Leo Varadkar.

Delivery schedule of AstraZeneca vaccine is still not known, despite claims to the contrary by Health Minister Stephen Donnelly