Thursday 9 December, 2021
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Dr Tony Holohan said around one in six people in Ireland experienced Covid-like symptoms in the past week.
This week, our reader is enjoying going out and socialising with friends again after the lockdowns.
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Negotiations ran into overtime at the summit with some last-minute changes to the final deal.
New measures are on the cards in several countries as cases continue to climb.
Only around 65% of the population is fully vaccinated in Austria.
An area more than half the size of the city of Rio de Janeiro of Amazon’s lush rainforest was cleared.
Test centres have been particularly busy in some parts of the country, including Dublin and Cork.
In his latest letter to the Minister for Health, the CMO said extending the use of Covid certificates should also be considered.
The Government is expecting that NPHET will reinforce its message urging people to work from home where possible.
The appeals court set arguments in the case for 30 November.
It follows the banning of loyalty points for alcoholic drinks and the introduction of the so-called “booze curtain”.
Several districts in Tamil Nadu state are on high alert, braced for more downpours.
Political sources indicate health officials will be sending out a strong message to keep the rate of infection lower.
The negotiations at COP26 in Glasgow are nearing their end.
Conradh na Gaeilge said the ruling is an important victory that will inspire the whole Gaeltacht community.
Pressure is building to address the plight of migrants who are stuck at the Belarus-Poland border in freezing weather.
Several other countries have signed up to join this new alliance.
Kyle Rittenhouse gave evidence about the shootings in Wisconsin.
Wales has temporarily stopped building new roads, pending a review of projects as part of climate measures.
Gardaí have thanked the public for its assistance.
From TheJournal.ie
A false positive test result indicates that a person has coronavirus when they do not.
The head of lighting alleges the death of Halyna Hutchins caused him ‘severe emotional distress’.
Circle VHA will add an additional 1,500 homes to its portfolio and its CEO has said it could do more.
The former president took aim at Australia, Saudi Arabia and others in an emotional interview today.
Last week US President Joe Biden criticised the decision of China’s President Xi Jinping not to attend the Glasgow summit.
David Frost was speaking in the House of Lords this afternoon.
A draft version of a potential agreement for the UN climate summit was released this morning.
The students are calling on Minister Catherine Martin to hold an urgent inquiry into the conduct of Facebook.
Six long-serving volunteers confirmed last week they were leaving the Doolin unit with immediate effect.
The tax applies to all residential properties in the country.
Planned to be operational by early 2023, the new supercomputer will provide high-resolution weather forecasts.
Representatives have said the use of graded exercise therapy has resulted in relapses in some patients.
