Respect to the two lads who entered that house and helped out. Brave men
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Respect to the two lads who entered that house and helped out. Brave men
The man is being held at Bridewell Garda Station in Cork.
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THE NUMBER OF people in hospital with Covid-19 on Monday night fell to the lowest level since New Year’s Eve.
There were 494 patients in hospital at 8pm on Monday, the first time this number has fallen below 500 so far in 2021. It has also fallen significantly since a peak of 2,020 cases in mid-January.
Last night a further 359 new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed in Ireland, representing the lowest number of cases reported on a single day since mid-December.
On 23 February, Taoiseach Micheál Martin announced the government’s new Living with Covid-19 plan and confirmed that the current public health restrictions will remain in place until 5 April, when a further review will be carried out.
Ahead of the unveiling of the plan, Minister Michael McGrath told RTÉ’s News at One that “there can be no fourth wave coming to Ireland”, adding that “what we are doing now, we need to make sure that we are doing for the last time”.
In the North, Stormont’s First Minister Arlene Foster last night vowed that Northern Ireland must never return to lockdown after a cautious plan to ease restrictions was published.
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Sounds like a Quinton Tarrantino movie
Quentin tarantino’s non-union mexican equivalent? Like senior spielbergo?
Absolutely I couldn’t agree more but I’ve no sympathy for the people whose life is so bad they have to try this shit. And even after reading this there are people who can’t wait to try it. Sad world we live in
Somehow young people need to test the drugs their taking may be test kits could be bought over the counter or even better vending machines that will describe what drug their taking and how it will effect them it could stop problems like this happening time for us to think differently about drugs thats just my opinion.
Bobby I think your right, people will take recreational drugs it’s a fact, we need to make sure the drugs being used are safe and not made by greedy morons in a shed, made by pharmaceutical companies in proper controlled factories and sold through pharmacy, basically legalise and regulate.
Ye true right