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Dublin hospital gave leftover vaccines to 16 relatives of staff Two children of Master of Coombe maternity hospital understood to be among those vaccinated Sun, Jan 17, 2021, 22:06 Updated: Sun, Jan 17, 2021, 22:33 The Coombe said it followed Government guidelines on the day and focused on the two current priority groups. Photograph: Alan Betson   The master of the Coombe maternity hospital in Dublin has apologised after it emerged the hospital gave Covid-19 vaccines to 16 family mem...

Two Dublin maternity hospitals have confirmed they administered vaccines to non-staff members and say it was because there were doses which would have been discarded if not used on the day.

It has emerged that 16 leftover doses at the Coombe Hospital in Dublin were given to relatives of staff, including two of the hospital Master's children

When Stanford men’s basketball (8-5, 4-3 Pac-12) headed east this week, the team was coasting on the momentum of a three-game win streak.

UpdatedTue, Jan 12, 2021 at 5:09 pm ET Reply Herndon Police Department charged a Virginia man with grand larceny for breaking and entering a town business. (Michael OConnell | Patch) HERNDON, VA — Town of Herndon police charged Wilson Manuel Navarro Escobar, 28, of Ruther Glen, Virginia with grand larceny in connection with a breaking and entering incident at a downtown business, according to the weekly crime report. Police say that around 4 a.m., on Jan. 6, Navarro Escobar threw a cinder bl...

Reply Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (Office of Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman) MERCER COUNTY, NJ — Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman tweeted from the United States Capitol, saying she was safe. Watson Coleman represents New Jerseys 12th Congressional District that includes, Princeton, South Brunswick, East Brunswick, East Windsor and Lawrenceville. Many have asked so I want to confirm that I am safe. Protesters stormed their way into the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday to halt the Electoral College c...

UpdatedThu, Dec 31, 2020 at 7:13 pm ET Reply The ongoing coronavirus pandemic swept through Maryland in 2020, dividing the state while killing thousands. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) MARYLAND — Face masks used to be the epitome of a relaxing spa day. Now, they are inseparable from 2020: a year ravaged by a global pandemic. Nobody escaped untouched. More than a quarter-million Marylanders tested positive, and 5,600 died. Shutdowns saved lives but threatened livelihoods. Classic businesses shutt...

Reply(1) Herndon Police Department is looking for a man they say robbed a town business on Dec. 18. (Michael OConnell | Patch) HERNDON, VA — Herndon Police Department is investigating the Dec. 17 robbery of a business in the town, according to the weekly crime report. Police say the around 12:30 p.m., a man entered a business in the 1300 block of Worldgate Drive and demanded money. He did not have a weapon nor did he imply that he had one. The man then left the business with an undisclosed a...

Believe the vote in the senate will be as strong as the house. we had over 442 positive votes, probably the strongest bipartisan vote weve had on any issue. its america at its best coming together for the country. >> michael oconnell, what has happened to you as a result of the valiant efforts, the service you provided to the nation, really by responding on that terrible day and in the months after. >> well, i was there as a fireman. i was young in my career, i was 25 years old. in 2007 i was di...

Fought for this and are now gone. what does it mean to you to get this vote today? >> im happy. im happy for families like the alvarez family, the pfeifer family. weve lost many people along the way during this fight down here. still people that are sick and dying in droves. weve lost i think three in the last four days. weve lost 189/11 fir 9/11 firs responders since louis died. >> michael, thank you. caroline maloney, i know you fought so long for this. i dont know what you say to your constit...