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Ireland s health experts not changing advice on indoor hospitality

Ireland s health experts not changing advice on indoor hospitality Tue, 6th Jul 2021 06:03 (Alliance News) - Ireland s National Public Health Emergency Team is not going to change its advice on the return of indoor hospitality, Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said. The public health experts had called for the return of indoor restaurants and pubs to be delayed from its planned date of July 19, until an enforceable system to allow only vaccinated people to enter can be established. It is proposed that a vaccine pass scheme could see 1.8 million people who have been fully vaccinated or have had Covid-19 sent documents that will allow them to use indoor hospitality.

Coroner strongly questions number of deaths reported by Irish government -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© Getty The National Public Health Emergency Team has reported 4,831 deaths since the outbreak of the pandemic. Mayo coroner Patrick O Connor said that Ireland s daily figures do not have a scientific basis and said that he questioned the accuracy of NPHET s reporting. A Mayo coroner has disputed the number of deaths reported by Ireland s National Public Health Emergency Team during the last year of the pandemic, claiming that the daily figures may be inaccurate . Patrick O Connor, a solicitor and coroner based in Mayo, said that Ireland s daily reported coronavirus deaths do not have a scientific basis . The Irish Government has reported 4,831 deaths linked to the virus since the outbreak of the pandemic and O Connor, who serves as public information officer for the Coroner s Society of Ireland, said that he questions the accuracy of NPHET s reporting when the virus is recorded as the principal cause of death in terminally ill patients.

Ireland reports three cases of Brazil variant of COVID-19

Ireland reports three cases of Brazil variant of COVID-19 Reuters 2/19/2021 DUBLIN, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Three people in Ireland have tested positive for a variant of the COVID-19 virus first detected in Brazil, health authorities announced on Friday. All three were directly associated with recent travel from Brazil, Ireland s National Public Health Emergency Team said in a statement. Travel from Brazil and neighbouring countries has been restricted in many parts of the world in an attempt to contain the spread of the variant. (Reporting by Conor Humphries; Editing by Leslie Adler)

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