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26.06.2021 / 00:31

High pollen counts could help increase spread of Covid, new report finds

Covid, according to a new study. Experts at the University of Nicosia say that they have found a correlation between the pollen concentration and virus infection rates.

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Govt decision next week on indoor service reopening

The decision on the scheduled reopening of indoor service in restaurants and pubs on 5 July will be made by Government late next week.

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Leaving Cert 2021: 'A lot of students lost motivation'

Like thousands of other students currently sitting the Leaving Cert, Cain Hopkins, a 17-year-old from Dublin, spent a large portion of his final year at his desk, in front of a screen.

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Opening of colleges not contingent on antigen testing scheme success - Harris

Minister for Higher and Further Education Simon Harris has said the opening of colleges is not contingent on the success of the UniCov scheme, which is a pilot antigen testing programme.

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Aviation workers call for rapid antigen testing clearance

Hundreds of workers from the aviation sector are taking part in a protest outside the Department of Health in Dublin calling on the Government to allow rapid antigen testing for international travel.

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Number of passengers handled by Irish airports down 93% in Q1

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that over 5.5 million fewer passengers used Irish airports in the first quarter of 2021 compared to the same time last year due to travel restrictions imposed because of Covid-19.

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Irish researchers investigate Covid-19 related clotting

An Irish-led study has identified how and why some Covid-19 patients can develop life-threatening blood clots.

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Irish vaccine scientists to receive honorary knighthood and OBE

Dublin-born Professor Adrian Hill, Co-Director of the Oxford Martin Programme on Vaccines, is to receive an honorary knighthood while Professor Teresa Lambe, also from Ireland, will be appointed an honorary OBE for services to science and public health.

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Family of woman who died from Covid-19 want memorial for those who died

The family of a Dublin woman who died from Covid-19 say they don't want her to be forgotten.

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Eight hospitals report no patients with Covid-19 admitted

Eight hospitals have said they currently have no admitted patients being treated for Covid-19, as the number of patients in the hospital system overall has fallen to its lowest in nine months.

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St James's reports no patients with Covid-19

For the first time since March 2020, St James's Hospital in Dublin has reported having no patients with Covid-19.

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Close contact accounts for majority of recent Covid cases

Seven in ten cases of Covid-19 over the last two weeks were the result of close contact with a confirmed case.

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Close contact accounts for majority of Covid cases

Seven in ten cases of Covid-19 over the last two weeks were the result of close contact with a confirmed case.

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Oireachtas committee hears calls for antigen testing to be introduced

An Irish medical expert has told an Oireachtas Committee that the suggestion that antigen testing will encourage poor behaviour is "back to the argument" around "seatbelts and condoms".

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Front line to bass line for Dublin doctors in a band

Two doctors from Dublin who formed a band while they were both recovering from Covid-19 during the first wave of the pandemic are hoping to record an album.

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Arrests in Dublin and Cork for public order offences

Fourteen people were arrested for public order offences in Dublin city centre yesterday, with eight more arrested in Cork city, gardaí have said.

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Outdoor service for bars, restaurants as restrictions ease

Bars, restaurants and cafés can resume outdoor service from today as part of the latest lifting of Covid-19 restrictions.

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14 arrests following public order incidents in Dublin city centre

Fourteen people, including five juveniles, were arrested for public order offences in Dublin's south city centre last night.

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Missiles thrown at gardaí as Dublin street closed off

A number of people have been arrested and missiles were thrown at gardaí after several public order incidents in Dublin city centre tonight.

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6 things we learned from the NPHET briefing on Covid-19

'Like Jones' Road on the day of the All-Ireland'

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Pandemic had greatest impact on disadvantaged children - study

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on children and young people living in disadvantaged communities, according to a new report from the Irish Youth Foundation. 80% of youth workers surveyed by Amárach said the pandemic will have a profound long-term impact on the mental health of the young people they are supporting.

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Plea for public to observe public health guidelines

Public health experts, gardaí and political figures have appealed to people to continue to observe public health guidelines.

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'Might be time to slow down reopening', says Prof O'Neill

Immunologist Professor Luke O'Neill has said there is more risk of Covid-19 spreading in dense crowds and that the next three or four weeks are critical.

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CMO 'absolutely shocked' at large crowds in Dublin

The Chief Medical Officer has said he was "absolutely shocked" by the crowds that gathered in parts of Dublin city centre yesterday.

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Passengers barred from Ryanair flight to Dublin after confusion over Covid test rules

Ryanair confirmed that a “number” of passengers were refused entry to the plane at Stansted. Our sister title Dublin Live report how all passengers arriving in Ireland must have a negative or 'not detected' result for Covid from an RT-PCR test within 72 hours of flying.

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Are we actually any closer to foreign holidays?

If you squint, and put on an extra layer, it could almost have been Rome. On Thursday, customers of Italian restaurant Carluccios on Dublin's Dawson Street were enjoying their takeaway coffees and pastries in the sunshine.

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'Boozy brunch' bar loses licence over Covid breaches

A Dublin city centre bar that held a "boozy brunch" event last year in which social distancing regulations were breached, has lost its licences to operate.

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Cautious welcome for findings on vaccines and variant

A consultant in infectious diseases at St James's Hospital in Dublin has given a cautious welcome to the findings of a UK study which shows two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech and AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccines can protect against the B1617 variant of the virus.

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Minister urges Leaving Cert students to be cautious ahead of exams

The Minister for Education has called for "a heightened awareness and consciousness" around public health protocols for Leaving Certificate students and their families and friendship networks over the coming weeks.

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Pfizer to begin manufacturing Covid-19 vaccine in Ireland

Pharmaceutical manufacturer Pfizer has announced that it will begin manufacturing its Covid-19 vaccine at its facility in Grange Castle in west Dublin.

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Appeal for young bell ringers to keep tradition alive

As in-person religious services resumed this week following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, bells rang out from one of Dublin's five remaining manual bell towers for the first time this year.

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'I'm now a card-carrying member of the first dose vaccinated brigade'

I got to experience something this week that close to one and a half million people here have already encountered. But yet, it is a rare thing, a unique event - first dose vaccination.

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HSE to continue vaccinations despite cyber attack

The HSE said it is still planning to administer between 250,000 and 270,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses next week between GP's, vaccination centres, hospitals and other services, despite the ransomware cyber-attack on its IT systems launched yesterday.

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Ireland's health service shuts down IT systems after 'significant' ransomware attack

LONDON - Ireland's health service shut down its IT systems on Friday after being targeted in what it called a "significant ransomware attack."The Health Service Executive said the move was a precaution, and appointments for coronavirus vaccinations were not affected."We’ve taken a precautionary measure to shut down a lot of our major systems to protect them," chief executive Paul Reid told broadcaster RTE."We are at the very early stages of fully understanding the threats, the impact and trying to contain it."It was unclear how wide the disruption to the health system was.

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President Higgins pays tribute to nurses on International Nurses Day

President Michael D Higgins has paid tribute to nurses in Ireland and around the world on International Nurses Day, praising their "irreplaceable contribution" to health and wellbeing.

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Daft: Rents fall in Dublin, rise elsewhere

Monthly rents in Dublin dropped in the first three months of this year, but increased elsewhere - according to the latest rental report from property website daft.ie.

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'Living hand to mouth': Pandemic impact on young adults

The news that young adults have suffered the worst economic impact from Covid-19 is no surprise to those living with this reality.

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Protests at maternity hospitals over restrictions

A number of nationwide protests are taking place at maternity hospitals today.

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In-person viewings return for prospective home buyers

As part of the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, prospective house buyers are now allowed to view properties in person again.

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Museums, galleries and libraries reopen

Museums, galleries, and libraries around the country can open their doors to the public from today.

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Shops may not operate full hours due to staff shortage

The director of Dundrum Town Centre in Dublin has said a number of retailers at the centre may not be able to operate full opening hours when they reopen due to a shortage of staff.

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HSE says level of Covid-19 in hospitals 'encouraging'

There are 111 people being treated for Covid-19 in hospital, according to the latest figures from the HSE.

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Trial of women who refused to enter hotel quarantine after Dubai trip delayed

The trial of Dublin women accused refusing to enter into mandatory hotel quarantine after returning from a trip to Dubai has been delayed by almost three months pending a constitutional challenge.

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Covid-19: Four further deaths, 434 new cases reported

The Department of Health has been notified of four additional deaths of people with Covid-19 and a further 434 new cases.

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Covid-19: Eight further deaths and 393 new cases

There have been eight further Covid-related deaths and 393 new cases of the disease notified to the Department of Health.

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Single-shot J&J vaccine to be administered to public for first time

The Health Service Executive has invited 57-year-olds to register for Covid-19 vaccination appointments through its online portal or its HSE Live phone line from today.

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Ringsend residents mark May Day with virtual 'Stay Day'

A Dublin community has been celebrating the start of May with an online event.

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Covid-19: 453 new cases, no further deaths

The Department of Health has been notified of 453 new cases of Covid-19 and no further coronavirus-related deaths.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0