1,940 further cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Ireland today. After showing decline for some days, the disease is once again spreading among the people. Yesterday there was 2,002 Covid cases reported in the country. As of 8 am today, there were 352 patients in the hospitals due to Covid and 74 of them … Read more
As part of South Dublin County Council’s Mattress Amnesty 2021, the social enterprise partners RecycleIT will be collecting used mattress, free of charge, at the following locations during October Thursday 7th October 2021 – St. Annes Church Car Park, Bohernabreena, Dublin 24 Monday 11th October 2021 – Tymon Park Car Park, Castletymon Road, Dublin 24 … Read more
A batch of King Oscar Sardines in Tomato Sauce is being recalled due to the presence of the unauthorised pesticide ethylene oxide. The Food Safety Authority if Ireland FSAI) has issued a notice for the recall and warned the presence of the pesticide in the additive locust bean gum (E410) used in its production. Locust … Read more
A man in his 50s has been arrested following the discovery of drugs worth €125,000 from his home in Dublin. The Garda officers along with Divisional Drug Unit at Kevin Street Garda Station and the Divisional Crime Task Force carried out a search at a residence in Ringsend, Dublin 4 at 6pm on Friday. During … Read more
The face of Irish traditional music Tony MacMahon has died. The 2-year-old was famous throughout the country for his music as well as his skill over accordion playing. President Michael D Higgins gave tribute to the legendary musician and said, “McMahon was one of Ireland’s iconic presences among musicians.” in a statement. He said Mr … Read more
With energy prices being hiked up by providers and the threat of an “energy blackout” this winter, Irish households are worried as to how to manage their electricity and gas usage coming into the winter Dr Tara Shine, the director of Change by Degrees has said that we can all take steps to change how … Read more
5 Ways to reduce risk of breast cancer When it comes to women, breast cancer is the second most common cancer to occur. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “In 2020, there were 2.3 million women diagnosed with breast cancer and 685 000 deaths globally.” In India, one woman is diagnosed with breast cancer … Read more
Iceland, a brand of popular milk drinks in Ireland has has issued an urgent recall for two of its milk brands. FSAI has issued a warning against the consumption of certain batches of Moo Milk flavoured milk due to the presence of pesticide ethylene oxide. The implicated batches are the following: Moo Milk Banana Flavoured … Read more
Garda is investigating an incident where a group of males threatened a woman with rape comments on DART in Dublin. According to a report by The Irish Times, a woman has been shouted rape threats by some men while getting off the DART on Wednesday night. The CCTV of the incident is being verified and … Read more
A protest has been organised by the Non-European doctors who have been residents of Ireland and waiting for their registration exam nearly 1.8 years. The protest took place outside Leinster house on Thursday and the doctors shared deep anguish waiting for Irish medical council to conduct PRES 3 examination which is suspended since march 2020 … Read more
25 additional Irish citizens have been evacuated from Afghanistan announced the Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney. The 15 citizens and ten dependants were rescued on a specially organised flight and arrived in Qatar late last night. Minister Coveney said: “This is a huge relief and testament to the ability of our consular team in … Read more
As the ongoing pandemic rages, the legal requirement for social distancing in bars and restaurants is to be removed pretty soon. Nightclubs are also to be allowed to reopen, meaning legal restrictions on dancing in venues will be scrapped. Restrictions will be lifted from 31 October. A number of mitigations have been agreed and it … Read more
The Irish government is all set to bring in a global minimum corporation tax rate for large firms. This literally means the country will increase its 12.5% rate to 15% for firms with a turnover of more than €750m (£636m). More than bigger ones, the smaller businesses will still be taxed at the 12.5% rate. … Read more
What increases your risk of a brain stroke? A brain stroke is a serious condition, which occurs when the blood supply to various parts of the brain is disrupted. This prevents the brain tissue from getting oxygen and nutrients, leading to a stroke. There are many lifestyle choices that can increase your chances of experiencing … Read more
The Gardai are seeking help in locating missing woman Carol O’Sullivan. This woman named, Carol, 55, was last seen in Dublin 1 on Wednesday morning at around 8 am. She is described as being 5 foot 3 inches in height, with a medium build and greying hair. She was wearing a black/navy jumper white logo … Read more