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Our columnist looks at the relentless bad news in the last few months and wonders where it’s all going.
The 24-year-old Wales international announced in October that he had been diagnosed with stage two Hodgkin lymphoma.
Van Gaal still plans to lead his team at the World Cup in Qatar in seven months’ time.
The Wales international was brought to hospital after sustaining an injury in yesterday’s Champions Cup clash.
Simon Coveney said this will come as “very good news” for many Irish people impacted by the ban.
TG4 will broadcast all six games.
RTÉ and TG4 will both be showing games from the event.
Over 70% of the population has received two doses of the vaccine.
‘Happy to confirm that non-playing members of inter-county panels may attend games when the league season starts,’ said Jack Chambers.
The retailer will announce the date when it will start taking bookings for appointments to visit their stores.
The Springboks lock has been sidelined since last August.
‘There is no better feeling than seeing my favourite little man giving me a big clap at the end of training.’
The Irish manager is also hopeful Caoimhin Kelleher and James McClean will recover from injury ahead of next week’s World Cup qualifiers.
It beats the wet, cold weather, anyway.
There’ll be plenty of live domestic football to watch over the coming months.
The South Africa international remains a doubt for this Friday’s clash with the Ospreys.
The FAI explained the process in a statement this evening.
The 26-year-old last played for the province in January 2020.
The Leeside outfit are hoping to play Women’s National League football in 2022.
Have a momentary distraction from the world and remember the good things in what’s been a year to forget.
Sinn Féin’s John Brady posed the question to Minister Simon Coveney as it is “playing on the minds” of children across the country.
Locals are calling it a “donut day”.
The money has been provided to students whose lab work was interrupted by the Covid-19 crisis.
Leinster boss Leo Cullen revealed that the second row is already running and lifting weights.
All four Irish provinces have now been cleared to resume contact training.
‘It will be a huge addition to the country, not alone to Connacht,’ said provincial secretary John Prenty.
The New York Knicks legend is recovering from Covid-19.
The figures are based on an analysis of the confirmed cases as of Saturday.
Temperatures will reach as high as 17 degrees on Thursday and Friday.
Patients also received sweets and magazines to mark the Easter weekend.
The projection can we watched live and people can submit their own message for healthcare staff.
Margaret Lynch says porridge and walks are the way to go.
Here’s a round up of some lovely things people are doing for one another – from a teddy bear hunt to Gardaí walking senior citizens’ dogs.
Michael Carton has been sharing his personal experience.
We all need some good news right now.
The first shipment is destined for the Covid-19 centre of Derry’s Altnagelvin Hospital.
The retailer said that the payment was to reward colleagues who have “worked tirelessly” in recent weeks.
We all need some good news right now.