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Mykola Krutsyk has lived and worked in Limerick for over 20 years.
The Health Minister was speaking after touring the HSE’s Limerick Covid-19 vaccination centre.
HSE chief executive Paul Reid has said there is still a “lot more to get through” before a return to more normal levels in hospitals.
An Oireachtas committee will meet with healthcare representative organisations later this morning.
France, Germany and Canada are among the countries that have offered a fast-tracked or streamlined process to residency for doctors.
Current supply is being used to provide second doses to those who have already received their first dose.
Some prison nurses were told they would not be included in the healthcare worker stage of the vaccine roll-out at all.
The video was released this morning.
Phil Ni Sheaghdha says PPE has improved but greater supports are needed.
Limerick goalkeeper and city hospital-based doctor Donal O’Sullivan is this week’s guest on the Warriors podcast.
‘It nearly feels like I’ve been given back my sporting career.’
7,943 healthcare workers have tested positive for the virus so far.
Consultant geriatrician Rónán Collins understands the reasons for cocooning but says enough is enough.
Noelle Healy shares her experience through the Covid-19 crisis.
It is the first time that the number of fatalities of frontline workers have been confirmed.
Consulting rooms of those who sign the HSE contract will have to shut to current and future private outpatients.
It’s expected that a feature allowing doctors and nurses to self-isolate outside of hospitals will be live by next week.
Beauticians, hair dressers, construction workers and the food and pharma industries were singled out.
A number of shootings related to the feud have happened in the last six months.
In total 321 people in 27 countries were targeted and killed for their work.
The fire service said these types of attacks on crew members are “unacceptable”.
Abdi has been stabbed twice recently.
Despite recruitment restarting, many garda divisions are running at a deficit of members since the crash.
#SummerInSyria has been met with an incredulous online reaction.
An exciting development for the popular presenter.
We speak to the people who work on the frontline of homelessness.
David Williamson is a probation officer in Dublin. He told us about his work with homeless offenders.
TheJournal.ie has travelled the country to speak to people on the frontline of homelessness – and those people and organisations trying to find a solution.
Shock, shock and a bit more SHOCK.
A 30-year-old man has been charged in connection with the incident.
Gardaí, nurses and firefighters will see their pay cut by between 3 and 11 per cent under the pay deal, says the 24/7 Frontline Services Alliance.
The recovery from the 2010 earthquake has slowed but there are strong grounds for optimism, says Concern Worldwide Regional Director, Bríd Kennedy.
The former Irish presidential candidate’s solicitor said the debate had “dramatic and extremely serious consequences” for Gallagher.
The review team found that the chosen format for audience selection was not appropriate, but did not find bias or partiality on part of the Frontline team.
The renewed clamour over the Frontline presidential debate has led to unusually aggressive advertising from Newstalk…
It said it would publish the complete report of the editorial review of the Frontline Presidential Debate, after it was requested by the BAI earlier today.
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland said it would not be instigating an investigation into the programmes Presidential Debate in 2011.
RTÉ said it “regrets the mistakes made in the preparation and in the broadcast of the programme” and that the production “was less rigorous than it should have been”.