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Digital Green Cert: Ireland will have system 'up and running' in July - Varadkar - Vimarsana News

Digital Green Cert: Ireland will have system 'up and running' in July - Varadkar

The Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said Ireland is aiming to have the EU digital green certificate fo...

Nphet's Philip Nolan says criticism of his 'snake oil' tweet are 'fair enough' - Vimarsana News

Nphet's Philip Nolan says criticism of his 'snake oil' tweet are 'fair enough'

Nolan responds to Harvard professor who told him he did not understand antigen tests

Academic on €154,000 salary with no work to do accuses Nolan of being his 'executioner' - Vimarsana News

Academic on €154,000 salary with no work to do accuses Nolan of being his 'executioner'

Professor says Philip Nolan acted as ‘judge, jury and executioner’

Academic on €154,000 salary with no work to do accuses president of Maynooth - Vimarsana News

Academic on €154,000 salary with no work to do accuses president of Maynooth

  President of Maynooth University Philip Nolan has been accused of acting as “judge, jury and executioner” in dealing with a row between two senior academics which has left one professor on an annual salary of €154,000 without work for almost five years. Prof Robert Galavan told the Labour Court on Thursday that Prof Nolan – who is also chairman of the National Public Health Emergency Team’s modelling group on Covid-19 – decided the dispute would be resolved by moving him into an area of academia where he had no expertise and did not support his suggestion for ...

Holohan expresses concerns about antigen testing to Donnelly - Vimarsana News

Holohan expresses concerns about antigen testing to Donnelly

Divide grows between public health figures and Ministers on use of such tests