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Government's plan to reopen Ireland under renewed pressure The government is now facing potential shortfalls in vaccination doses and legal questions surrounding the mandatory quarantining system Grace Godfrey with her twin girls, who need new shoes, outside Kirby's Footwear in Ballincollig, Cork, where she hopes to be able to get the girls fitted for shoes soon. Picture: Denis Minihane Thu, 01 Apr, 2021 - 07:30 Elaine Loughlin, Daniel McConnell, Shauna Bowers, and Paul Hosford Several aspects of the Government’s plan to reopen the country are coming under greater scrutiny, with doubts em...

Author Marian Keyes writes about her day-to-day experience in lockdown, from doomscrolling on Twitter to writing a novel in between bouts of ...

Two plead guilty to illegally housing Brits during hard lockdown 17 March 2021 - 17:59 A Durban guesthouse owner and his employee both pleaded guilty to breaking the law during level 5 of the national lockdown last year by harbouring two British nationals illegally. Stock photo. Image: 123RF/STOCKSTUDIO44 A Durban guesthouse owner and an employee have pleaded guilty to contravening Covid-19 regulations when they housed two British nationals at the establishment during last year's hard lockdown. In May last year the British duo, James Hackett and Erkan Bali, pleaded gu...

Glynn warns that St Patrick's Day must be 'a quiet one' as virus surges again across Europe Health official warns against socialising on St Patrick's Day, while immunity expert explains why AstraZeneca jab was suspended Deputy chief medical officer, Ronan Glynn, said vaccines alone will not stop another wave of Covid-19, and people should continue to curb all social contact. Picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews Tue, 16 Mar, 2021 - 06:30 Niamh Griffin, Health Correspondent The Government's senior health advisers have warned of a fourth wave of Covid-19, as it was revealed that 'very particula...