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Six weeks before cases could drop to 100 per day – Nolan
It will be at least six weeks before cases of Covid-19 drop to around 100 a day, according to the Chair of NPHET's Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group. Professor Philip Nolan said that while case numbers and hospitalisations have reduced, the numbers are still...
Level 5 restrictions to stay until at least April despite school reopening plan
Phased reopening of schools set to begin in March but outdoor gatherings to remain banned. Schools will begin their phased reopening from the start of March but Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions will remain in place at least until April under the Government’s latest plan...
Govt looking at high level of restrictions until Easter – Taoiseach
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said the Government is looking at a continuation of a high level of restrictions to the Easter period. He said that remains to be determined by Government, which is revising the Living with Covid Plan, adding that the week commencing 20...
Schools for students with additional needs reopen today
Up to 4,000 children with additional educational needs will return to in-person education today as special schools throughout the country reopen their doors. Under a plan agreed between the Department of Education and teacher and SNA trade unions, 124 special schools...
Changes to restrictions will be ‘conservative and cautious’, says Taoiseach
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said the country has some way to go before the current level of restrictions can be eased, adding the Government would bring "greater clarity" on this towards the middle of this month. Speaking on his way into Cabinet, Mr Martin warned...
Govt working to reopen construction on 5 March – O’Brien
The Government is working to reopen the construction sector on 5 March, Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien has said. Speaking on RTÉ's Today with Claire Byrne, he said the provision of new homes is essential in his view, and there is a loss of 700 to 800 home builds...
‘Never be afraid to talk’ – Well-being advice for children during pandemic
With schools closed due to Covid-19 you might be feeling isolated, lonely, a bit fed up or even overwhelmed. The pandemic is tough for everyone, and some more than others. For some of you being at home doing your schoolwork might mean sharing the kitchen table with...
Court rules pubs entitled to insurance over Covid closures
The High Court has ruled that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by Insurer FBD for the disruption their businesses suffered due to the Covid-19 pandemic. In a landmark decision, the outcome of which affects claims made by more than 1,000 Irish pubs and...
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