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“Today we celebrate and properly recognise someone who embodies excellence,” was the proxy declaration of Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange on Sunday. She was referring to Mervyn Morris, a man whose exemplary...

Dark Web experts have cast doubt over whether Brianna Ghey killer Scarlett Jenkinson had actually been using 'red rooms' in which users can watch live murder and torture

Researchers say quercetin, prevalent in grapes, blocks enzyme that breaks down toxins, exposing drinkers to sore heads and flushes

Scientists believe they have finally identified the chemical which is to blame for red wine headaches and flushes.

A shake-up of planning rules to free up lab space and efforts to encourage pension schemes to invest in emerging science and technology firms will…

EXCLUSIVE: Charles is going to be a very different King than his mother who preceded him.

Currently, local authorities are only obliged to test designated bathing waters – which does not cover every swimming area – from June 1st until Septe...

Sewage in cities offers chance to warn of future virus outbreaks Global study shows sewage surveillance quickly identifies viruses in community Mon, Jan 11, 2021, 01:45   Sewage in large cities should be routinely tested to provide an early warning system for future outbreaks of lethal disease and pandemics, and be part of ongoing Covid-19 surveillance, according to a professor at NUI Galway. Following her participation in a global study of how it might work, Prof Dearbhaile Morris concluded...