Concerns over loss of nursing home staff to the HSE Private nursing homes say they are extremely worried at the rate at which they are losing frontline staff to the HSE and other public health ... Coronavirus • 18 Oct
New legislation 'to speed up forestry licence appeals' New legislation will be brought before the Oireachtas on Tuesday to get the forestry sector moving again, according to the minister with responsibility for forestry, ... Environment • 20 Sep
Concern some students will struggle with school return Hundreds of thousands of students will be back at their desks tomorrow, but not all are looking forward to their return. Ireland • 30 Aug
Coronavirus will be with us 'for all eternity' - expert A leading US epidemiologist has told RTÉ News that the coronavirus will be "with us humans for all eternity". Coronavirus • 16 Aug
Teaching with a mask will be 'tricky' as new term looms Ireland's post-primary pupils and teachers are adding face coverings to their list of school supplies for the coming term. Coronavirus • 10 Aug
Face covering issues for people with hearing loss A charity for people experiencing deafness and hearing loss has asked the National Public Health Emergency Team to consider recommending transparent face shields as a ... Coronavirus • 14 Jun
Telemedicine 'won't replace traditional GP visits' Doctors across Ireland say they're treating many more patients by phone or video since Covid-19 arrived. This could eliminate crowded waiting rooms as more people ... Coronavirus • 31 May
Childcare providers seek clarity on how to re-open Childcare providers have said they need clarity on how they can re-open in phase 3 of the Government roadmap to easing Covid-19 restrictions, due to ... Coronavirus • 10 May
Answering the call for virus vaccine trials Christiaan Monden has volunteered to be injected as part of a vaccine trial at Oxford University Coronavirus • 26 Apr
