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COVID-

    'Short-sighted': Dublin representatives slam plan to remove only public toilets in city centre
    The toilets were set up at the height of covid lockdown in 2020.
    WHO countries reach landmark agreement on tackling future pandemics
    ‘Dubai two’ accused of resisting Covid hotel quarantine law walk free from court four years on
    They had gone on a trip to Dubai, where they claimed they intended to undergo cosmetic surgery but ultimately did not have the procedure.
    Gamer who stabbed friend three times after an argument on PlayStation about Covid spared jail
    Irish Kidney Association settles legal row with Beaumont Hospital over seizing its Renal Support Centre
    Novak Djokovic says he was 'poisoned' before Australian Open deportation
    HSE preparing for surge in flu and respiratory illnesses as number of cases doubles in last week
    Three deaths and over 400 hospitalisations with the flu so far this winter season
    Tánaiste in 'no doubt' that former CMO and NPHET members will appear before Covid inquiry
    Coroner advises adverse reactions to Covid jabs be reported at inquest into Roy Butler's death
    Parenting: We're only just in the door at school and now the bugs have hit
    Margaret Lynch
    Coalition leaders discuss Covid inquiry set up as Tánaiste grows 'impatient'
    Kamala Harris secures enough support from delegates to become Democratic nominee
    Timeline set for Ireland's own Covid-19 inquiry
    But the Tánaiste doesn’t want to call it an inquiry.
    Covid infection rates were more than a third higher in deprived areas
    Heather Humphreys did not want Covid-19 to be recognised as an occupational illness
    Employment recovery post-Covid was due to supports during pandemic, says study
    HSE's Spring booster vaccination programme gets underway on Monday
    HSE will not review care for people with Long Covid until new evidence emerges
    Long Covid: 'The public, the government and the HSE do not understand the scale of this issue'
    Long Covid Advocacy Ireland will call for the Government to review how people with the condition are cared for at the Oireachtas Health Committee today.
    Nolan awaiting Covid inquiry terms of reference before saying he will be engaging with it
    The Covid leap day: Experts look back on 2020 and ahead to 2028
    The first case of Covid was reported in Ireland on 29 February 2020.
    Scottish CMO told colleague to delete messages ‘at end of every day’, Covid inquiry told
    Substantial increase in flu expected to 'peak in next week or two'
    Minister warns rise in flu and Covid cases will increase pressure on hospitals
    'Not going to be like the UK one': Donnelly expecting different tone to Ireland's Covid inquiry
    Taoiseach says Ireland’s Covid inquiry will 'certainly' be held next year
    Nobel Prize for medicine awarded to scientists behind Covid-19 mRNA vaccines
    HSE's autumn winter flu and Covid-19 vaccination programme gets underway today
    Chief Medical Officer warns of 'multi-pathogenic winter' as new Covid variant discovered
    Poll: Have you had Covid-19 in the past year?
    Hiqa review says 'clear treatment pathway for Long Covid remains unknown'
    Hospital deaths from pneumonia and COPD fell after rollout of Covid-19 vaccines, audit finds
    Tory MP apologises for attending ‘birthday drinks’ during Covid
    Frontline workers who still haven't received €1,000 pandemic bonus payment hold protests
    Ministers express unease over underspend on national roads projects
    Covid pandemic still volatile, WHO warns
    China defends search for source of Covid-19 after 'offensive' WHO criticism
    HSE to launch survey to measure prevalence of long Covid in Ireland
    Opinion: If global leaders can't agree on the origin of Covid then what hope for future crises?
    Dr Seána Glennon
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