RIP FF-FG-Green Coalition, 2020-2024 - Miriam Lord’s look back at the Government
Three taoisigh, five budgets and a global pandemic: in unprecedented times it was a government like no other
Three taoisigh, five budgets and a global pandemic: in unprecedented times it was a government like no other
There will be criticism that the proposed process is toothless and insufficiently independent
Former taoiseach to publish his memoirs next year in a publishing deal reportedly involving a six-figure sum
Medic, who served on served on National Public Health Emergency Team during pandemic, replaces Breda Smyth
Fine Gael leader at times clashed with Nphet’s public health advice and accepts government got some calls wrong
The purpose of the inquiry will be to deliver a report that empowers future governments to make the best possible decisions
Ministers want the inquiry to focus on learning lessons rather than finger-pointing. The public will likely expect it to shy away from neither
Coalition wants to appoint independent chair who did not have role in managing crisis
Prof Philip Nolan: ‘I don’t see the value in an inquiry as a piece of political theatre. I do see value in a genuine lessons-learned review’
The long-awaited Covid inquiry should shed light on how Holohan, Varadkar, Martin and others communicated and reached their decisions
Varadkar says he ‘went too far’ in criticism of Tony Holohan in 2020 with ‘personalised’ comments
Philip Nolan says slide on potential Covid cases after festive period ‘created utterly the wrong impression’
State’s response to pandemic under fresh scrutiny as Government prepares terms for its review
‘Overwhelming’ evidence for mandatory vaccination against Covid, says Prof Martin Cormican
Former member admits things could be done differently next time
Most limitations to lift from 6am Saturday as Ireland has ‘weathered the Omicron storm’
Public health team says pessimistic Omicron scenario would see over 20,000 cases a day
Ministers and officials to consider reduced capacity for pubs and restaurants
Responsibility for management of the pandemic is fragmented and lacks accountability
Martin critical of some in hospitality, entertainment sectors ignoring guidelines on certificates
A 14-year-old has become the youngest person in the State to die of Covid-19, according to HSPC figures
Chief medical officer and Minister Michael McGrath says no plans yet to impose fresh curbs
Ireland’s Covid-19 strategy will now include self-administered tests that give quick results
Cases, hospitalisations and ICU admissions exceed Nphet projections outlined in June
Vaccination does not make people ‘bulletproof’, says Paddy Mallon
Choctaw nation gave us $170 in Famine relief in 1847. It is a timeless moral lesson
Churches allowed to resume Communions, Confirmations ‘very quickly’ in September – Minister
Office working and confirmations set to resume while rules on entertainment ease
Singer accuses Government of giving into GAA and vintners lobby over restrictions
Number of Covid patients in ICU tripled in recent weeks, intensive care society says
More than 2,000 new cases in a day reported for the first time since January
Nphet expected to provide fresh advice to Government on easing of remaining restrictions
Nphet to discuss Delta variant threat; Niac advice on immunising 12-15-year-olds is ‘imminent’
Nphet advises cancellation of indoor camps and training over Delta variant
Coalition facing mounting pressure for introduction of ‘vaccine passport’ antigen testing
Not smoking, exercising often among may help against viruses watchdog tells Nphet
EU digital Covid certificate scheme allows for free travel within the European Union from July 19th
Rapid tests ‘no panacea’ but have ‘important role to play’, according to Minister for Health
Taoiseach anticipates ‘between 250,000 and 270,000’ jabs to be administered next week
Scientific opinion divided on reliability of home Covid-19 tests
Chief medical officer Tony Holohan ‘genuinely concerned’ at sale of such kits
Programme will measure level of coronavirus across 68 wastewater areas
Analysis: Covid-19 rates still high but not among elderly as we move to cut economic carnage
First phase of a slow rolling back of lockdown is beginning, so what is allowed?
Fórsa union claims Government led school staff ‘up the garden path’ prior to reopening
Move would provide ‘great boost’ to elderly and frontline staff, hairdresser group says
Centres located in areas with high infection rates, with four in Dublin and one in Offaly
‘Rate of transmission still extremely high and risks to our vulnerable have not changed,’ says Glynn
Nphet warns it could be six weeks before the number of Covid-19 cases drops below 100 a day
Airline predicts €950m losses as Michael O’Leary urges speeding up of vaccine rollout
Nphet in favour of ‘any measure’ that could suppress the virus, says Deputy CMO
An effect of Covid is inflammation of the brain, which is covered under its Axa policy, court hears
We are sorely lacking the tools to adequately address the Covid-19 challenges ahead
Number of cases in community is high, and expected to rise steeply this week
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices