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Trinity College Dublin names first female Provost

Trinity College Dublin has named Professor Linda Doyle as the first female Provost in its 429-year history. The Professor of Engineering and The Arts and former Dean of Research was one of three female candidates for the ten-year position. She will become the 45th provost, or senior academic leader, of the university when she takes over from Dr Patrick Prendergast on 1 August. Prof Doyle was chosen ahead of Linda Hogan, Professor of Ecumenics and former Vice-Provost, and Jane Ohlmeyer, Professor of Modern History and the university s first Vice-President for Global Relations. Professor Ohlmeyer also ran for provost in 2011, when she was the only female candidate.

Clearer view of vaccine roll-out emerges

The HSE has outlined its plans for the vaccine roll-out in the county, with Kerry s two vaccination centres to be up and running from April 19 to begin vaccinating the 65-69 age category. The Tralee centre opened its doors to the public last week, having been previously used to inoculate health care workers, and has begun vaccinating those in the high-risk category. The Killarney mass-vaccination centre has not yet opened but is due to open on the week of April 19 as the vaccine roll-out moves down the age categories. There has been backlash to the change to the vaccine roll-out, which has moved from focussing on professions to an age-based roll-out following recommendations from the National Immunisation Advisory Council (NIAC). This roll-out, based on age, will now start on the week of April 19, according to the HSE plan.

La ULPGC participa en la creación de una App para prevenir enfermedades

La ULPGC participa en la creación de una App para prevenir enfermedades
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Covid-19: Two further deaths; 591 new cases

Covid-19: Two further deaths; 591 new cases By Marc O Driscoll The country s vaccination roll-out programme is continuing this weekend. The Department of Health has been notified of two further Covid-19-related deaths and 591 new cases of the virus. It brings the cumulative number of known cases to 237,695 while the country s death toll since the start of the pandemic now stands at 4,715. There have been 865,460 doses of Covid-19 vaccine administered in the Republic up until Wednesday. This figure consists of 619,003 first doses and 246,457 second doses. No county-by-county breakdown of the cases reported today has been provided by the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET).

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