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Wednesday 14 April 2021
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The move comes as worldwide concerns mount over the danger of blood clots linked to the embattled company’s medication.
Further details will be announced later today.
The pause in bookings has been caused by a high level of walk ins, according to Minister Donnelly.
We want to know how work has changed for you because of the pandemic and what you think should change in the aftermath of Covid-19.
The trial will investigate whether different vaccines can be used for first and second doses.
The incident happened on Margaret Kennedy Road yesterday.
The first major international climate discussions by a US leader in more than four years will take place later this month.
In the second part of our new series, Trailblazers, Jill Henderson speaks about turning down England, establishing an Irish team and their lasting legacy.
Trinity College Dublin PhD candidate Jamie Rohu outlines the challenges for workers as we transition our industrial bogs towards a more sustainable future.
Wright was shot dead during a traffic stop by a police officer who apparently confused her handgun with her taser
The latest figures were published by the HSE last night.
His evidence contradicts that given by a range of authorities in the trial.
The UK government refused to publish a Foreign Office ordered probe into efforts to secure payouts for the injured and bereaved.
Cuan Ó Seireadáin discusses 6 Harcourt Street, which is the subject of a TG4 documentary tonight.
Inherited faulty genes play a major role in 5 to 10% of all cancers.
Gardaí have been battling the gang since 2015.
It’s understood the time between vaccines being administered will be looked at, as has been the approach adopted by the UK and Canada.
The consideration is being made amid a serious disruption to Ireland’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout.
Galen Weston bought the bankrupt department store that would become Penneys in the 1960s, when he moved to Dublin.
Neymar twice hit the woodwork for PSG in the first half and Choupo-Moting then put Bayern in front five minutes before the break.
Junior Minister Malcolm Noonan said that rhododendron “is one of the biggest threats to peatlands in the west of Ireland”.
The “Togatus” marble piece was looted in 2011 from a villa in Rome.
No bookings are available on the State’s mandatory hotel quarantine site until next Monday.
From the J&J vaccine delay, to the mandatory hotel quarantine pause, it’s been a busy news day.
The holy month is marked by intense prayer, dawn-to-dusk fasting and nightly feasts
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Gardaí are currently at the scene of the collision which occurred on the R127 near Milverton in Skerries.
10 years on from a landmark U21 football title for Cavan, goalkeeper Alan O’Mara reflects on the significance of that win.
The claim was circulated on WhatsApp, Twitter and Facebook this week.
The 200,000-tonne MV Ever Given got diagonally stuck on 23 March.
Businesses selling food can now apply for outdoor dining grants of up to €4,000.
The city’s police chief has said he believes Kim Potter mistakenly grabbed her gun instead of her Taser.
The right to disconnect allows employees to switch off from work outside of normal working hours, including the right to not respond immediately to emails, telephone calls or other messages.
Flexible mental health supports, monitoring trends, and countering misinformation are of key importance, Ireland’s first professor of public mental health believes.
Gardaí are at the scene, and are appealing for witnesses.
The woman travelled to support her father, who is due to undergo major cancer surgery.
Here are some TV highlights from the week ahead.
Immunisation clinics using the AstraZeneca vaccine will still go ahead for certain people over the age of 60.
OUR NUMBERS HOSPITALISED with Covid-19 continue to fall and the rate of infection appears to be going in the right direction.
But trying to find a solution to how the virus and its variants enter Ireland from abroad continues to be a real challenge.
It was never going to be easy to set up a legal requirement to get arrivals into the country to pay for a two-week quarantine.
The list of designated countries has continued to grow as the Government revises its understanding of the danger spots.
Now, such is the influx of people that Minister Stephen Donnelly has announced a “pause” on bookings on a precautionary basis, in order to ramp up capacity in the system.
Donnelly confirmed yesterday evening that no bookings in mandatory hotel quarantine will be available until next Monday.
So the question is: Should the government cap incoming arrivals from countries on the mandatory quarantine list?
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Cuan Ó Seireadáin discusses 6 Harcourt Street, which is the subject of a TG4 documentary tonight.
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