‘It has been like a horror film ’ - Convoy of Irish volunteers deliver medical supplies to Ukraine
Cardiologist makes journey from Kyiv to neutral zone to receive the delivery
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Hospitality sector critical of plan intended to get it open again
“We don’t like this plan,” but option was to stay closed, says Vintners Association chief
Man (62) in custody after being charged with murder of woman found in burning car
Michael Leonard appears in Fermoy court over death of Mary O’Keeffe (72) in north Cork
Business groups welcome ruling on FBD Covid closures case
Insurer has set aside €30 million in provisions for potential liabilities from case
State abandoned in 1947 proposed investigation into almost 700 Bessborough deaths
Decision came after the Co Cork mother and baby home was temporarily closed
Pensioner tells how his life has become a hell since son-in-law attacked his family
Accused tried to stab father-in-law and then knocked him down, court hears
Q&A: How will ‘wet’ pubs operate from September 21st
Some pubs could be closed on regional basis if Covid-19 cases spike
Publicans, wary of ‘wet pub’ reopening date, seek financial supports
‘I won’t be buying stock on the basis of that date’, says one publican
Pub opening guidelines: Table service, 11.30pm closing, new glasses for each drink
Strict new rules for the preparation of fruit garnishes used in drinks and use of straws
Hosepipe bans ‘increasingly likely’ until action taken on Dublin leaks
Climate expert urges Irish Water to fix decaying system to ease pressure on supply
Waterford company develops app to help pub customers ‘socialise safely’
Ordee app will let patrons see if space is available in pubs and restaurants
Lemon & Duke pub takes legal action against insurer FBD
Pub is backed by rugby players such as Jamie Heaslip and Sean O’Brien
Dublin pub owner says survival depends on wage subsidy scheme
Gleesons pub in Booterstown would lose two-thirds of capacity under social distancing
Employers who offer more than State's Covid-19 payment will not be refunded
Businesses that pay temporarily laid-off staff over €203 weekly will not be refunded
Exhibition to honour those who suffered in Magdalene Laundries
Art exhibition will display work of 20 artists in University College Cork
Almost two-thirds of people who suffered psychosis were in remission 20 years later
Study finds long-term outcomes for psychosis may be better than previously thought
Irish economy to take €70m hit from fall in UK tourists, report finds
Drinks industry group calls for tax reliefs for pubs to make them ‘more price competitive’
Ecotherapy: when your prescription is a walk in the woods
Nature-based interventions for mental health involve gardens, animal therapy and more
Numb: war journalist ‘memoir’ originally written as novel
Author Colin Carroll promoted his book as a work of non-fiction
Why I went to the water protests: ‘Enough is enough’
‘I think this is the final straw now, I can’t do it anymore,’ one protester says
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