Two teenagers stabbed in Dublin

Two teenagers have been taken to hospitals following a stabbing incident in Dublin. The incident happened shortly after 8 p.m. on Saturday at Churchill Terrace in Ballsbridge. The teenagers are receiving treatment at St Vincent’s and St James’ Hospitals. It is understood that their injuries are not life-threatening. Gardai investigations are ongoing.

17,071 new Covid patients today as Health Minister thanks vaccines for low hospital admissions due to the virus

17,071 new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Ireland today. As of 8 a.m. today, there were 717 Covid patients being treated at hospitals and 87 of them are in ICUs. Meanwhile Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has shown hope in low number of hospital admissions due to Covid even when the case numbers surged … Read more

Employment History Summary of doctors will be considered as proof of residence during citizenship application, says Justice Department

The ‘Medical Practitioner Employment History Summary’ of doctors working under HSE centres and voluntary hospitals will be considered as a proof of residence in Ireland for the score card system, the Justice Department has given clarity. Score card system is a new change introduced by the department for citizenship applications which comes into effect from … Read more

All children aged 5-11 can register for Covid vaccine from Monday: HSE

All children between the age of five and 11 can register for their Covid vaccines from January 3rd Monday, the HSE has confirmed. Parents and guardians can register their children of this age cohort using the child’s name, date of birth, PPS number, parent’s mobile number, email id and Eircode. For online booking: https://vaccine.hse.ie/ After … Read more