New Medical Center In Dublin To Cater To Homeless Should Open By 2024

New Medical Center In Dublin To Cater To Homeless Should Open By 2024

A new €30 million medical center for Dublin’s homeless population should be constructed by 2024, after being beset by delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The new 100-bed facility, which is to be located at Usher’s Island, will be partially...
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Four Irish Players To Start For Lions Against Springboks On Saturday

Four Irish Players To Start For Lions Against Springboks On Saturday

The British and Irish Lions have made three changes for Saturday’s second Test against South Africa, with four Irish players due to line out. Conor Murray takes the scrum-half duties from Ali Price, who drops to the bench in a...
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Van Morrison Slams Executive As ‘Shambolic’ After Belfast Gigs Cancelled

Van Morrison Slams Executive As ‘Shambolic’ After Belfast Gigs Cancelled

Singer Van Morrison has accused the Northern Ireland Executive of being “shambolic” in its approach to lifting Covid-19 restrictions. Last week the musician cancelled a number of gigs planned for the Ulster Hall after Stormont ministers delayed a decision ...
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Further Relaxing Of Lockdowns In The North From Tuesday

Further Relaxing Of Lockdowns In The North From Tuesday

Theatres and concert halls are to be allowed to reopen in Northern Ireland as part of the latest relaxations to Covid-19 rules. Stormont ministers have also raised the number limit for gatherings in indoor domestic settings from six to 10...
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Indoor Hospitality Reopens In Ireland For First Time In Over A Year

Indoor Hospitality Reopens In Ireland For First Time In Over A Year

The reopening of indoor hospitality marks the end of an “extremely challenging” period that began in March 2020, according to Ireland’s publicans. Indoor dining in pubs and restaurants reopened across the country on Monday for those with proof of immunit...
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Road Deaths Fall 12% In Past Six Months Compared To 2020

Road Deaths Fall 12% In Past Six Months Compared To 2020

The number of people killed on Irish roads has dropped in the past six months, compared with the same period of 2020, new figures show. From January 1st to July 15th, 2021, 65 people died in 60 collisions. This represents...
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Eramus Criticizes Of Lions’ ‘Reckless And Dangerous’ Play

Eramus Criticizes Of Lions’ ‘Reckless And Dangerous’ Play

Rassie Erasmus has resumed taking pot shots at the British and Irish Lions on Twitter after posting footage to highlight what he describes as “reckless and dangerous” play. The clip comes from South Africa’s 22-17 defeat in Cape Town on...
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HSE Warns Of Rise In Hospitalizations As Bars And Restaurants Prepare To Reopen

HSE Warns Of Rise In Hospitalizations As Bars And Restaurants Prepare To Reopen

A further 1,126 cases of Covid-19 have been reported in the Republic, the Department of Health said. A total of 123 patients in hospital have Covid-19, including 22 in intensive care. It comes as the head of the HSE Paul...
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Over One Million In The North Are Now Fully Vaccinated

Over One Million In The North Are Now Fully Vaccinated

More than one million people in the North are now fully vaccinated, the region’s Department of Health has said. Around 70 per cent of the adult population have received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. The milestone comes eight months...
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Solskjaer Signs New Three-Year Deal With Manchester United

Solskjaer Signs New Three-Year Deal With Manchester United

Manchester United have put their faith in manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer by handing him a new three-year contract. The Norwegian, who took over from Jose Mourinho in 2018, will stay at Old Trafford until at least 2024, with the option...
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