Up to that point he had viewed the labrador as little more than a working dog. Restrictions on nursing home visits to be eased before Christmas Exceptions to the coronavirus restrictions on visiting loved ones in nursing homes may be introduced ahead of Christmas. The HSE is currently meeting with stakeholders to discuss the issue and hope to deliver updated guidelines next week.
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Stormont ministers agree to extend hospitality restrictions Ministers in Northern Ireland have agreed to extend pandemic restrictions on hospitality for two weeks from November Dublin's artificial light is seven times higher than the rest of the country Emissions from artificial light at night — which can negatively impact sleep, as well as skin and eye health — is seven times higher in Dublin than the rest of the country, but Ireland ranks far behind countries such as the UK, Portugal, and NI to receive up to 4.
The country will take 2. The authority made the intervention following discussions with Garda HQ. Two weeks of further restrictions needed to protect NI hospitals, Swann warns Stormont ministers have been told two weeks of further coronavirus restrictions are required before Christmas to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed. Government TDs say businesses need clarity ahead of reopening AN infectious diseases specialist has warned that level 3 restrictions will be required when the existing lockdown ends but a number of government TDs have raised concern about a lack of clarity for businesses less than two weeks before reopening.
Halloween celebrations blamed for increased infection rate Halloween celebrations have been blamed for the stall in progress being made in reducing Covid cases in Ireland, an infectious disease expert has said. Debenhams workers have 'positive' meeting with Taoiseach The dispute has been ongoing for days.
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IMO: Three-in-four trainee hospital doctors exceed hour week Almost three-in-four trainee hospital doctors say they are working more than a hour week in breach of current EU guidelines, a survey carried out by the Irish Medical Organisation IMO has found. Irish mink farms to cull stocks due to Covid concerns The cull comes after officials in Denmark discovered a mutated form of Covid 19 can pass back to humans from minks.
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Coronavirus testing sites open at Dublin Airport Two coronavirus testing facilities are opening at Dublin Airport. Passengers and the general public will be able to take either a drive-through or walk-in test. Higgins: Covid pandemic is 'once-in-a-generation opportunity' to improve workers rights "We see how online workers often are not covered by the most basic employment law or collective agreements, all rationalised in the name of efficiency, flexibility, productivity.
Covid Green Party leader backs reopening of gyms, shops, churches and golf courses Eamon Ryan also supports having some people return to offices to work. Covid Challenge is to keep numbers low, instead of 'oscillating' up and down, expert warns The government is under increasing pressure to map out its plan to move Ireland out of lockdown.
Tesco recall own brand chorizo over listeria fears The affected product is the supermarket's own brand 80g packs of 16 Spicy Chorizo Slices that have a use-by date of December 19, Cost of National Children's Hospital expected to soar The Oireachtas Health Committee was told that difficulties with the contractor, Bam, reached a stage where the board had considered the option of terminating the building contract earlier this year. More than half of teens exercised less during lockdown Just one-in-five said they had done more exercise than usual, the study from the University of Limerick found.
Less than fifth of children have had flu vaccine Dr Ray Walley said we need to vaccinate as many as possible before lockdown ends as when the economy opens up again there will be more chances for people to infect others. Primary schools 'struggling to source substitute teachers' One thousand primary schools are struggling to source substitute teachers, the Oireachtas education committee is expected to hear today.
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People who are terminally ill should have easier access to medical cards, according to report Information and communication working group will be established by the HSE to implement the findings. Covid Fine Gael TDs want army more involved in contact tracing The army would be better utilised on contact tracing than medical professionals, the Fine Gael parliamentary party meeting has heard. Institutional abuse fund to be wound down by end of the year The institutional abuse body, first set up in , said all applications would be fully dealt with by December The HPSC has also been notified of confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
Air Corps 'must be given role in search and rescue operations' Government urged to utilise the Air Corps rather than relying on private contractors. Nearly 60, people received housing assistance payment last year Numbers availing of the support soar, CSO figures show.
NI Secretary maintains position that Stormont should fund victims payment scheme Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis is standing by his position that Stormont should pay for the victims payment scheme, a committee has heard. Status yellow wind warning in effect for Cork and five other counties Additional wind warnings will come into effect elsewhere later tonight.
Government to provide details of Level 5 lockdown exit next week, says Minister It was intended that the Cabinet would be in a position to make an announcement by the end of next week, said the Minister. Covid NI: 11 further deaths and new cases confirmed A further 11 people with Covid have died in Northern Ireland, the Department of Health has said. The death toll recorded by the department now stands at Man arrested in connection with Birmingham pub bombings It comes just a month after the UK Home Secretary Priti Patel said she would consider holding a public inquiry into the bombings.
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