Pope backs Covid immunisation, warns of misinformation Pope Francis has condemned "baseless" ideological misinformation about Covid vaccines, backing national immunisation campaigns and called health care a moral obligation. World • 10 Jan
Will the worst of the pandemic be over in 2022? Time will tell if the arrival of the Omicron variant in December here may possibly have contributed to a turning point. Analysis and Comment • 08 Jan
What is it like to have the Omicron variant? Six cases of Omicron have now been identified in Ireland. But what is it like to have the new variant? Philip Gallagher has been talking … Prime Time • 10 Dec 21
Britain calls meeting of G7 health ministers over Covid Britain, currently chair of the G7 group of nations, has called for an emergency meeting to discuss the Covid crisis, after several European countries announced … Coronavirus • 28 Nov 21
French ex-health minister charged over Covid handling Former French health minister Agnes Buzyn has been charged over her handling of the Covid-19 pandemic after investigators at a special court in Paris concluded … World • 10 Sep 21
100,000 children returning to preschool Around 100,000 children returned to preschool this morning under the Early Childhood Care and Education Scheme. Coronavirus • 08 Mar 21
Tacaíocht éigeandála de dhíth go dóite don earnáil turasóireachta Titim tubaisteach 98% tagtha ar ghnó na dturasanna príobháideacha in iarthar na hÉireann ina éigeandáil dóibh san atá ag obair san earnáil. Deir cumann ionadaíoch … Nuacht • 03 Dec 20
Podcast: Leo Varadkar's text messages It has been a bruising week for the Fine Gael leader Leo Varadkar. He admitted his handling of a sensitive agreement with doctors was not … Your Politics • 05 Nov 20
Rock art is an unexpected draw on the Wild Atlantic Way An art project which started during the early stages of lockdown along the Wild Atlantic Way in Co Clare has become an unexpected draw for … Ireland • 22 Jul 20
Two more Brazil ministers test positive for Covid-19 Two more Brazilian government ministers have said they had tested positive for coronavirus. Brazil • 20 Jul 20
'Colouring Book' project highlights creative community A Dublin-based photographer has started a passion project called the "Colouring Book" where he is highlighting the work of people of colour in the Irish … Ireland • 13 Jul 20
Frontline staff share snapshots of lives in lockdown Frontline staff at the Coombe Hospital in Dublin have been providing a unique insight into their lives during the coronavirus pandemic. Coronavirus • 29 May 20
5 positive things happening right now From free musical theatre masterclasses, to a string quartet playing for frontline workers - here are five positive things right happening now. Coronavirus • 21 May 20
5 positive things happening right now From a viral TikTok dance routine, to an Irish nurse's reimagining of a Johannes Vermeer painting, here are five positive things happening now. Coronavirus • 08 May 20
950 patients remain in hospital due to Covid-19 More than 950 patients remain in hospital with either confirmed or suspected cases of Covid-19 today. Coronavirus • 03 May 20
