Coronavirus Covid-19 News Today
There were 45 new cases and no further deaths reported in the State on Tuesday, the National Public Health Emergency Team said. Of the cases notified today 77 per cent are under 45 years and 31 are … [read more]
Ireland urgently needs to move to a zero-Covid policy in order to avert long-term social and economic catastrophe, leading Irish scientists have warned. The scientists say there is a small and narro… [read more]
US president Donald Trump visibly floundered in an interview broadcast on Monday when pressed on a range of issues, including the number of coronavirus cases and deaths in the US. In the interview, … [read more]
As countries around the world anxiously consider how to reopen schools, Israel, one of the first to do so, illustrates the dangers of moving too precipitously. Confident it had beaten the coronavir… [read more]
Australias second-most populous state Victoria said on Tuesday military personnel will be deployed to enforce Covid-19 isolation orders, with anyone caught in breach of those rules facing hefty fines… [read more]
As Germanys first children returned to school on Monday amid rising Covid-19 infection numbers, new studies suggest it is unlikely classrooms will become new virus hotspots. Some 150,000 schoolchild… [read more]
Google has finally unveiled its highly anticipated budget-friendly smartphone. The Pixel 4a is being released in midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, a situation that led to the delay of the phones releas… [read more]
More than half of Irelands businesses are in decline following Covid-19 lockdowns, according to cross-Border trade body Intertrade Ireland. The organisations business monitor for the second quarter… [read more]
Senior public servants are warning the Government against any moves towards them returning to offices en masse after a poll showed the vast majority do not want to go back to pre-pandemic working con… [read more]
For a couple of years, a mural proclaiming TOWN IS DEAD was the first thing you saw when you turned off Capel Street in Dublin towards the fruit, vegetable, and flower markets. It was a hangover from… [read more]