'Story of human endeavour' - One year of Covid vaccines The first batch of Covid-19 vaccines arrived into Ireland on St Stephen's Day last year. The supply was small and the task was enormous: to ... Ireland • 27 Dec 21
Pandemic bereaved create glass leaves for loved ones People who lost loved ones during the pandemic were invited to design glass leaves in their honour today at a studio in Co Offaly. Ireland • 12 Dec 21
Second suspected bird flu case in NI as ducks culled A cull of 21,000 ducks at a breeding facility in Aughnacloy in Co Tyrone is getting under way today. Ulster • 03 Dec 21
Two robotic life buoys deployed on River Shannon Two river rescue robots are being deployed in Athlone in an attempt to save more lives. Regional • 28 Nov 21
Call for walk-in PCR test centres after record day The highest number of daily Covid-19 swabs carried out in the community so far during this pandemic was recorded yesterday. Coronavirus • 23 Nov 21
Brother of Dana receives settlement in defamation cases Independent News and Media has apologised and is to pay damages to John Brown, the brother of Dana Rosemary Scallon. Courts • 18 Nov 21
Boy awarded €30m in birth injury case The High Court has approved a €30m settlement for a 14-year-old boy with cerebral palsy. It is the largest sum of damages ever recorded for ... Courts • 17 Nov 21
Access for maternity patients' partners from 1 November Support partners of women attending maternity services will be allowed access to in-patient areas in all maternity services from 1 November. Coronavirus • 21 Oct 21
Uncertainty over impact of Covid case rise on weddings The uncertainty about how the rising Covid case numbers and hospital admissions will impact on the remaining restrictions is being felt by those planning large ... Ireland • 17 Oct 21
Donohoe expecting revised corporation tax proposals Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said he is expecting a revised agreement on proposals to change Ireland's corporate tax rate today. Business • 07 Oct 21
