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The small change youll notice in Tesco, Aldi, Dunnes and all supermarkets from today Clothes can return to Tesco’s and Dunnes Stores shelves while Aldi and Lidl can restock their middle shelves 10:19, 17 MAY 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Y...

What change is happening in Ireland on May 17? All you need to know about next step out of lockdown Irish Mirror 3 hrs ago Colin Brennan © Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images A view of Grafton Street in Dublin city center during Level Five Covid-19 lockdown. The Taoiseach Micheal Martin has just confirmed the extension of Irelands Level 5 restrictions to April 5th, in a live TV address. The revised Living with Covid plan announced by the Taoiseach includes the gradual r...

You will have to do with your local hospital as KNH plans to scrap outpatient services HEALTH & SCIENCE Kenyatta National Referral Hospital is soon going to stick to its core mandate of handling more challenging medical cases referred to it from lower facilities just as its name suggests. The gigantic facility will close its doors to walk-in patients and attend to referrals only from July when the Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) will have opened all its 24 hospitals to the public. NMS Dir...

Covid-19 restrictions to be eased in Ireland © Reuters Hairdressers are among the close-contact services that can resume in the Republic of Ireland from Monday The Republic of Ireland will ease further Covid-19 restrictions from Monday. Close-contact services, such as hairdressers, can reopen and click-and-collect retail can resume. People will also be able to travel outside their own county for the first time in more than four months while sports training can resume. The country has been at...

Covid-19: Day of freedom as restrictions eased further Published image captionA hairdresser serves a customer at Dylan Bradshaw hair salon in Dublin Tánaiste (Deputy Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar has hailed Monday as a "day of freedom" for the Republic of Ireland as Covid-19 restrictions were further eased. The Republic had been at the highest level of restrictions - level five - since Christmas. But close-contact services, such as hairdressers, are now reopening and click-and-collect retail ha...

Covid-19: Donegal wake linked to 84-case cluster Published Eighty-four cases of Covid-19 have been linked to a wake in County Donegal, health officials have said. A separate cluster of 32 cases came after a person was infected at a family gathering in the county and continued to go to work, while 19 cases followed an 18th birthday party. The details emerged at a media briefing with Irelands deputy chief medical officer, Dr Ronan Glynn. Donegal currently has Irelands highest Covid-19 rate. The 1...

Donegal wake linked to 84-case Covid cluster © BBC A walk-in test centre opened in the town of Milford earlier this week Eight-four cases of Covid-19 have been linked to a wake in County Donegal, health officials have said. A separate cluster of 32 cases came after a person was infected at a family gathering in the county and continued to go to work, while 19 cases followed an 18th birthday party. The details emerged at a media briefing with Irelands deputy chief medical officer, Dr Ronan Gl...

Covid-19: Donegal walk-in test centre aims to curb spread of virus Published image captionThe walk-in testing centre is the second to open in County Donegal A new walk-in testing centre for Covid-19 will open later in a County Donegal town that currently has Irelands highest rate of coronavirus infection. It is part of measures being implemented to combat a surge in cases in the Milford area. The test centre at the towns mart will operate for three days from Wednesday. Irelands Health Minister ...