Easing of Covid restrictions: Taoiseach to announce the decision tomorrow

The Taoiseach has said he believes that people can look forward to an earlier lifting of restrictions and that this will possibly happen next week. The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) is set to meet this afternoon to discuss the possible easing of Covid-19 measures. As per the RTÉ report, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said … Read more

Covid frontline healthcare workers to receive €1,000 bonus

Public healthcare workers who worked on the frontline during the Covid-19 pandemic are to receive a once-off €1,000 tax free payment under a plan passed by Cabinet this morning. All public healthcare staff who worked in a clinical setting, including hospital porters, cleaners and ambulance workers will be eligible for the bonus. However, workers in … Read more

Ireland Inflation Rate at Over 20-Year High : CSO

Ireland’s consumer price inflation rose to 5.5 percent year-on-year in December of 2021 from 5.3 percent in the previous month, the highest reading since April of 2001, the Central Statistics Office said (CSO). However, the rate of consumer inflation moderated somewhat in December from previous months, according to the latest Consumer Price Index. It means … Read more

Dublin and Kerry among the most Instagrammable places in the world for 2022

Dublin and Kerry have been ranked among the 50 most Instagrammable locations worldwide, according to travel website Big 7 Travel’s updated 2022 list. Popular locations like, New York City, Oahu (Hawaii) and Singapore also in the list. Global travel website ‘Big 7 Travel’ found in its annual hashtag tally that,  Dublin was the 27th top … Read more

Mild Covid infection causes memory issues for up to nine months — research

People with mild COVID-19 who do not suffer any other traditional “long COVID” symptoms can cause attention and memory problems for six to nine months after recovery, a study by Britain’s Oxford University have found. Oxford University published the findings, which show that people who had a mild Covid infection but did not report long-Covid … Read more

Ireland’s first outdoor cycle learning track opens in West Waterford

Ireland’s first outdoor ‘Learn to Cycle’ park has been opened in the west Waterford town of Dungarvan. The Learn to Cycle track will allow young children to learn to cycle on a ‘real life’ road structure with lines, signs, and pedestrian crossing without traffic.  This “learn to cycle’ outdoor track costs a total of €50,000. … Read more

4 music comes to Ireland ; Huge opportunities for Indian singers and actors

The celebrated music composers’ group – 4 Musics – is coming to Ireland, bringing big opportunities for Indian singers settled here. Having composed music for blockbuster movies like Oppam, Villain, Vijay Superum Pournamiyum, Brothers’ Day, Ittymaani: Made in China and a number of other films, 4 Musics is now restarting their original music project, Music … Read more

The cabinet would not make a decision on easing restrictions until next week?

A cabinet meeting may happen on Friday of this week to make a call on the further easing of restrictions, it is understood. The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) planned to meet on Thursday and has been asked by the government to consider easing restrictions on hospitality and working from home. Although it had … Read more