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HSE boss told NPHET member he was at 'wits end' over post-Christmas Covid computer glitch Ireland was likely experiencing record numbers of Covid-19 cases earlier than officially reported. By Stephen McDermott Thursday 18 Feb 2021, 12:05 AM Feb 18th 2021, 12:05 AM 60,478 Views 69 Comments Image: RollingNews.ie Image: RollingNews.ie HEALTH SURVEILLANCE STAFF were urged to slow down the number of Covid-19 cases they were inputting into the HP...

Five Years Ago: Prince Plays the First Show of His Final Tour Prince's last tour was a series of solo shows that featured just him, a purple piano and his incredible catalog of songs. The first two performances of the Piano & a Microphone tour took place on Jan. 21 in front of about 1,000 fans at Paisley Park, his complex in Chanhassen, Minn. Rolling Stone was on hand for the 21-song opening show, noting that it focused heavily on the first decade of his career and was more or less sequenced chronologically. He began with For You's "Baby" and concluded with “This is what I usually do thi...

I didn’t catch Prince when he was last in Manchester, a couple of months ago; I was across town at a St. Vincent show on the first night, and I can’t quite remember where on the second. He was playing at the 2,500-capacity Academy, though, and it did have me wondering what it was that made it quite so weird that somebody of his (metaphorical) stature was showing up at venues of that size (and smaller ones in London, of course). The Stones, for example, I could picture seeing anywhere. Strip away the celebrity, and they’re a blues-tinged rock and roll band, as easy to envisage in a tiny...