The HSE had opened its online vaccination portal for 69 year old people today. The portal had received more than 18,000 applications within hours from its commencement. In the first day 95% registered online while remaining 5% registered through phone. More than 9000 applications were received in the first hour. Almost 250,000 people who are … Read more
An inspection team of HIQA had found that Tallaght University Hospital and Wexford General Hospital are following poor and unscientific infection prevention control practices in the emergency department even at the time of second wave outbreaks of Covid 19 pandemic. The team inspected two wards from each hospital from the Covid block and non Covid … Read more
A group of 4 volunteers are planning to conduct an online cultural program to celebrate the Bengali New Year ‘Poila Boisakh’ on 17th of April, Saturday from 3PM to 5PM. The actual date of Bengali New Year is 15th of April but the team of volunteers plans to organise the programme on 17th as it … Read more
The lifting of 5km rule on non essential travel had given the landlords the right to evict their tenants from April 23rd onwards. The rule which introduced temporary protections for tenants have been taken apart. The Residential Tenancies Act 2020 protected the tenants from eviction which was sought to control the spread of the deadly … Read more
Online vaccine registration for people aged 69 will start by 10AM on April 15th. Further registration will open for people aged 68, 67, 66 and 65 on 16, 17, 18 and 19 of April respectively. Carry your PPSN, Eircode, Mobile number and email address to register for the same. An option for deaf or hard … Read more
The Irish government had decided to resume vaccination for vulnerable people aged under 60 using an alternative vaccine to AstraZeneca. Tanaiste Leo Varadkar had said that the vaccine rollout is still on track.The HSE had cancelled appointments for vaccination as per the advice by National Immunisation Advisory Committee. The EMA said that they expects to … Read more
A general practitioner who told his patient that ”Covid 19 is a hoax” has been ruled as suspended from further medicinal practices by the High Court. Dr Gerard Waters was suspended by the judgement of Justice Mary Irvine, pending the outcome of any full disciplinary proceedings into allegations against him. In the judgement made by … Read more
Former professional footballer Keith Quinn was caught with €2.7 million of heroin and has been sentenced to jail for 4 years. The Dublin Circuit Criminal Court had identified the role of former Sheffield United player in gambling which he used to clear all the debts on him. Keith Quinn had received a package of heroin … Read more
Based on world famous poet’s and Nobel laureate Seamus Heane’s ’poem “Death of a naturalist” an Indo-Irish docupoem is being made in India and Ireland. The initial production began in state of kerala ,India. The main plot of the poem is life of an innocent child and his relation with the mother nature. The crew … Read more
A last will and testament is one of those things you probably don’t want to think about on a random holyday at the park Fun or not, we should all consider what would happen to our loved ones if we died. Writing a will is especially important if you’re a parent or have people who … Read more
The Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys TD, has today announced changes to the grants available towards the purchase of hearing aids. As part of measures announced in Budget 2021, a flat rate grant of up to €500 is now available towards a hearing aid, while a grant of up to €1,000 is available for … Read more
Justgrocerys is an Irish Based Multi Grocerys platform covering all 32 counties within Ireland for easy and comfort way for grocery shopping .Their Motto is to create seamless convenient store/shop Community. The community is made up of customers, Store/shop partners and the drivers, suppliers and our employees. Justgrocerys promises Continue to work in a appropriate and beneficial … Read more
People who had applied for passports have been waiting for long and still there is a backlog of more than 83,000 applications. People are fed up with this long wait as they can’t go forward with their career options and even can’t join their families for urgent matters. The applicants have chosen an ‘enough is … Read more
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commision and Irish banks have decided to accept State issued documents to allow asylum seekers to open banks accounts from next month onwards. They have been discussing over this matter for almost three years. The Commission had executed their statutory power of Equality Review along with the banks which … Read more
The Irish man and Israeli woman who came to Ireland from Israel have been released from mandatory hotel quarantine. They have challenged the legality of their detention as they had taken all doses of the vaccine. Court hearings are still pending on this case. Israel has been included in the list of Irish Government where … Read more