Saturday 19 June, 2021
“Infection control procedures, which had been put in place as a precautionary measure, will now be stepped down,” the HSE said today.
HSE says that while it has no authority to assist asylum seekers in travelling abroad for an abortion, it has provided financial support for travel and care.
Research team developed seven criteria to gauge working excessively and compulsively.
The search for survivors was suspended today over concerns of fresh landfalls at the disaster site.
PSNI also seized what it believes are fake car products for luxury brands including Porsche and Mercedes.
From TheJournal.ie
It can hover like a helicopter and fly like a plane…
Kent Brantly is one of two American Ebola patients controversially treated with an experimental drug.
Four out of ten people watching via online stream were following the show from abroad.
Remedial works on lead piping connections are expected to take about 12 months – but are not due to start until January 2015.
The new Bill extends the powers and remit of the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission.
The Irish Aviation Authority has told TheJournal.ie it is ‘closely monitoring’ the situation.
Two men and two women are being questioned at Antrim Police Station.
Real time passenger info and Dublin Bus phones were experiencing service disruptions earlier.
Ten teenagers were arrested and Garda searches carried out in Dublin and Louth this morning.
PSNI detectives are sending a file to the Public Prosecution Service following labour exploitation operation.
Diane Foley says the family has “never been prouder of our son Jim”.
The latest quarterly report from Goodbody Stockbrokers has some positive points on the Irish economy.
Affected residents told not to drink the water or use it for personal hygiene until warning notice has been lifted.
Offences including public provocation to commit a terrorism and recruitment for terrorist activities will carry sentences of up to 10 years in prison.
Meanwhile, a Russian aid convoy is still waiting near Ukrainian border to be checked for delivery.
Group chief executive says PTSB is making “huge progress on the arrears problem” and eight out of ten PTSB customers in arrears are engaging with the group.
The gel can break down the protective biofilm surrounding resistant superbugs without damaging healthy cells.
A 45-year-old man died yesterday after being seriously injured on Sunday night.
Irish Water and Galway County Council are monitoring the situation “on a daily basis”.
‘The fact that we are now leaving the crash site doesn’t mean we have ceased investigating the cause of the disaster,’ said Dutch PM on Wednesday.
Inland Fisheries says the fund is being invested in promoting the recovery of our Atlantic salmon and sea trout stocks.
Over 76,300 new private cars were licensed in the first seven months of this year.
Meanwhile, WHO is to hold an ethics meeting next week over the use of experimental treatment to target Ebola.
HSE has responded saying that the new unit has not been comissioned for use, but this is being examined “in the context of new staff being employed”.
Seán Sherlock condemned the killing of aid personnel as they provided humanitarian relief to those impacted by the ongoing violence.
The situation for Iraqis in the north-west of their country ” is becoming increasingly dire” according to an Amnesty adviser in the area.
Fingal County Council say the ‘poor quality’ results follow last weekend’s heavy rainfall.
A senior engineer with Clare Co Council told TheJournal.ie that the council is still waiting for clarification on project proposals from the OPW.
Latest CSO figures show rise in passenger levels passing through Irish airports last year.
Gardaí are still appealing for witnesses to Tuesday night’s attack to come forward.
The Irish Tourist Assistance Service responded to a range of crime or other traumatic incidents affecting over 800 tourists in 2013.
The flight will have been delayed by over 17 hours by the time it leaves Dublin Airport this evening.
The airline’s latest passeger load figures show that over 6 million people flew with Aer Lingus in the first seven months of this year.
Organisers say they are returning the funding “in keeping with the ethos” of the Fleadh as “an inclusive, community driven and family focused event”.
COPE Galway says it has seen a significant increase in demand for its emergency accommodation for homeless people and for women and children affected by domestic violence.
