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Wednesday 1 December 2021
# Schools
# Covid-19
Rising infection rates have already seen governments reintroduce certain measures.
Health officials released the figures in a statement this evening.
They’re now required to follow mandatory self-isolation and PCR testing at their own locations.
Families appealed to anyone who knows anything about their loved ones’ disappearances to come forward.
The recommendation was made by public health officials last week.
Professor John Wenger said the filters could help schools with poor ventilation.
Damage was caused to a number of vehicles outside the premises during the incident and a number of people were assaulted.
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty today told the government to “go back to the drawing board”.
The risk to humans is considered very low but people are advised not to handle sick or dead wild birds.
One school principal writes about their take on the latest advice that children from third class must wear face masks.
A column of smoke was seen rising from the site near the train station.
It has been recommended that masks be worn by children nine years and older.
Rachel McElroy told the court she cried for hours after the attack as videos of which bystanders posted on social media.
The online PCR booking portal was affected by the incident.
Gardaí had been on patrol in the area in July when they came across three males, one in possession of a handgun and another with a baseball bat.
Jamie has been missing from the Drogheda area since the morning of Thursday, 25th November 2021.
St Jude’s clubman hangs up his Dublin boots at the age of 34.
In October, the 63-year-old former governor was charged with a misdemeanor sex crime for forcible touching.
The Tallaght Drugs and Alcohol Task Force appeared before the Oireachtas Committee on Health today.
Anthony Broadwater’s conviction was overturned last week after a re-examination of the case found serious flaws in the prosecution.
The cost of this year’s Christmas payment will be €313 million.
The initiative runs in Dublin until the end of this month.
All inbound travellers to Ireland will need a negative Covid test from Friday.
A former detective told a court he initially viewed Smollett as the victim of a homophobic and racist attack.
Justices will sit to examine a 2018 law in Mississippi that prohibits most terminations after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
The skipper sparkled again as Vera Pauw’s side beat Georgia 11-0 last night.
The Irish Fiscal Council says the current over-reliance on corporation tax needs to be addressed.
Lawrence Visoski told the New York trial that he never saw any sexual activity on the planes.
An expert report found that John Twiss was wrongfully convicted for the murder of John Donovan.
The travelling group are set to land in Dublin on Wednesday evening.
The winning Quick Pick ticket was sold on 2 October in Blackrock.
Dr Byrne told the Committee that air pollution from cars affects respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
The UK Prime Minister promised that everyone eligible for a booster will be offered one by the end of January.
A 15-year-old has been arrested.
Vera Pauw’s side got their World Cup qualification bid back on track in style at Tallaght Stadium.
FROM LATER THIS week, everyone arriving into Ireland will need to have a negative Covid-19 test.
The negative test can be either a PCR test taken in the previous 72 hours or a professionally-administered antigen test taken in the past 48 hours.
The new measures come amid increasing concern about the Omicron variant of Covid-19 and will be reviewed again in a fortnight’s time.
So with the Irish travel restriction changes in mind, today we’re asking: Have you cancelled any winter travel plans after new testing rules?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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