Funeral details confirmed for Denis Lynn, chairman of Finnebrogue Artisan - charities line up to praise his support farminglife.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from farminglife.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Explainer: Why is India calling for IP rules around Covid vaccines to be waived?
The World Trade Organization will meet again today to discuss the proposal. By Ian Curran Friday 30 Apr 2021, 6:30 AM 4 hours ago 13,637 Views 14 Comments
A mess cremation of Covid-19 victims in New Delhi.
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A mess cremation of Covid-19 victims in New Delhi.
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images
AS VIRUS CASES and death tolls linked to Covid-19 continue to spiral in the global South, particularly in India, the World Trade Organization will meet today basis to discuss a proposal to waive intellectual property (IP) rules around vaccines.
April - Minister Brophy announces Irish Aid funding of €10,700,000 for GOAL dfa.ie - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dfa.ie Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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(1) Ireland’s Overseas Development Assistance Programme is managed by the Development Cooperation and Africa Division of the Department of Foreign Affairs. For further information see www.irishaid.ie
(2) This funding will be provided through three complementary funding mechanisms: the multi-annual Programme Grant II scheme, the Department’s largest civil society fund, supporting Irish-based civil society organisations (CSOs) engaged in development work overseas and in public engagement and development education in Ireland (€66 million), the Humanitarian Programme Plan which provides funding for chronic crises (€15.7 million) and the ERFS which will enable rapid responses to sudden onset acute crises (€4.5million).
Woman with midlands connections begins 75 km walking challenge just four months after cancer surgery
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A cancer survivor with family ties to Kinnitty has begun a 75 km walking challenge to raise funds for charity, just four months after surgery for malignant lesions that made sitting and walking unbearably painful.
Suzanne Shepherd (73) was diagnosed with cancer in late June 2020. She received urgent surgery in August and again in November, spending a total of 31 nights in hospital. Now she is celebrating her recovery with a week-long walking challenge on the roads around her east Belfast home to raise funds for her favourite charity, Christian Aid Ireland.