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Anti-migrant protestors 'targeting healthcare workers at hospitals' - Vimarsana News

Anti-migrant protestors 'targeting healthcare workers at hospitals'

The INMO's Phil Ní Sheaghdha has received several complaints from foreign national members who have been subjected to ongoing verbal attacks of a racist nature by protesters in recent weeks.

Daniel McConnell: Credibility knocked but Leo Varadkar now free to become Taoiseach again - Vimarsana News

Daniel McConnell: Credibility knocked but Leo Varadkar now free to become Taoiseach again

Daniel McConnell: Credibility knocked but Leo Varadkar now free to become Taoiseach again

Doc on call... after call, after call: 'We're already 70% booked out by 8.30am every morning' - Vimarsana News

Doc on call... after call, after call: 'We're already 70% booked out by 8.30am every morning'

Ireland does not have enough GPs to meet our needs — and this shortfall can have serious consequences

'Open border diluting efforts' of Donegal people in fighting Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

'Open border diluting efforts' of Donegal people in fighting Covid-19

'Open border diluting efforts' of Donegal people in fighting Covid-19 The current incidence rate in the county is 293.4, well above the national average of 127.3 The current incidence rate in Donegal is 293.4, well above the national average of 127.3. Picture Denis Minihane. Mon, 03 May, 2021 - 11:03 The “open border” in Donegal is “diluting” efforts of people in the area to keep Covid-19 at bay. That is according to Dr Denis McCauley, Chair of the IMO's GP sub-committee who said the border effect meant it wasn’t just bad behaviour keeping the numbers high in Donegal. The current i...