Friday 12 August, 2022
The statement added that Land Use Sector emissions must also be urgently addressed, but are currently excluded from the targets.
How frequent will heatwaves become, and how quickly can we turn the tide?
With warm weather comes the risk of sleepless nights.
Gardaí thanked the public and the media for its assistance.
Gardai said that all incidents remain under investigation.
As many as 49,000 passengers are expected to depart from Dublin Airport today.
Have you had trouble hailing one, or not a bother?
BA.4 and BA.5 were identified by the ECDC as variants of concern earlier this month.
The HSE’s Damien McCallion gave The Journal’s Coronavirus Newsletter an insight into the next stages of the vaccine rollout.
Christine Loscher said strong new public health advice on masks would help ease pressure on hospitals.
Both case numbers and the number of people requiring hospital treatment with the virus are rising, but no action has yet been taken by government.
An antibody treatment is currently being used in Irish hospitals, and the first deliveries of a new antiviral pill are expected later this month.
Can you tell your Inishgloras from your Inishkerraghs?
Cathal Berry argued that the public mood has “utterly changed” in the past 48 hours.
Patrick Maloney (42) was last seen at his home in Mallow on Wednesday, 23 February.
A number of the country’s airports have reportedly come under attack in the past few hours.
Although close contacts in this situation are no longer required to restrict their movements, they are advised to follow a number of other measures to limit the spread of Covid-19.
We speak to Orla O’Connor, director of the National Women’s Council of Ireland to get a sense of what more can be done – from the courts to domestic abuse services – but how ultimately there are no quick fixes.
Dip your toes into this quiz (not literally, please).
The latest figures were reported by the Department of Health today.
You’ve probably seen more than enough of them at this stage.
From TheJournal.ie
The CMO has warned it is ‘simply not safe’ for people to meet in large numbers to celebrate the New Year.
There was a small reduction in the number of drowning incidents.
Here are some of the best bits of The Explainer from 2021.
It’s the night before Christmas…
Elvis Lilientals was last seen yesterday in Moneymore, Drogheda on 21 December.
It is understood the incident was caused by a medical emergency.
Union members raised concerns over antisocial behaviour on trains.
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures this evening.
