Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) data up to last Friday, August 16th shows there were 587 cases last week, 238 people needed to be hospitalised, two were admitted to Intensive Care Units (ICU) and there was one death. 

The situation will remain under review according to hospital management.

Professor Anne Scott defended the Covid-19 Evaluation process as she urged the public to share their experiences of the pandemic.

They were caught on April 17th, 2020, within weeks of new restrictions to stem the spread of Covid-19.

Kirstie McGrath, 34, with an address at St Anthony's Road, Dublin 8 and Niamh Mulreany, 29, from Scarlett Row, Essex Street West, Dublin 2, were both arrested on the afternoon of April 2nd, 2021, at Terminal 2 in Dublin Airport.

The settlement against the Mercy University Hospital is without an admission of liability and the court heard a “full and robust” defence had been filed in the case.

Back then, we passed our days on the small things, because we had to, and began to realise that the little things really were the big things, writes Dr Michelle O'Driscoll. 

A survey aimed to find out if experiencing the pandemic during infancy might have influenced later development when starting school.

The 78-year-old woman presented was coughing up blood along with a fever, sudden shortness of breath and was found to be in type one respiratory failure.

50 per cent of adults aged 25-29 still have challenges with their mental health, with 25 per cent of these saying their mental health has worsened post-Covid.

The Employment Wages Subsidy Scheme was introduced by the Emergency Measures in the Public Interest (Covid-19) Act 2020

Margaret Brown, from Sandycove in south Co Dublin, has been organising the festive feast since 1986

The officer is alleged to have been involved in the generation of a false threat report that was intended to support a court anonymity application

The new owners of the hotel, Keywell DAC have given notice that it is to lodge plans for the major revamp and extension of the Clarence Hotel with the City Council.

A recent visit to his local doctor brought memories of the pandemic flooding back to Trevor Laffan.

Darius Musinskas, 56, who was later acquitted of people smuggling, had unlawfully claimed €17,000 from the Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) under an assumed identity

The inquiry previously heard evidence that he told a patient, known as Witness A, on July 6th, 2021 that he should not have received the Covid vaccine and implied it was dangerous

The INMO general secretary said nurses and midwives reorganised services, set up new services, and went to work in very hazardous circumstances prior to vaccine protection.

Professor Anne Scott has been appointed to led a comprehensive evaluation of how the country managed the pandemic.

It is important to consult your GP to discuss your specific symptoms if you think you have long covid, writes CAMILLA FOSTER

Mairead Farrell said the Government finds it ‘incredibly easy to squander taxpayers’ hard-earned money’.

Beaumont Hospital was taken to the High Court by the Irish Kidney Association (IKA) after it repeatedly failed to hand back a 13-bedroom support centre to the charity.

Roy Butler (23) died at Cork University Hospital on August 17th, 2021. He had received a Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine at a pharmacy five days earlier.

Michael Laffan (66) from Willow Bank, The Slopes, Monkstown, Co Dublin died at St Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin on January 5th 2022.

Northern Ireland’s chief medical officer Sir Michael McBride was giving evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

Philip Dwyer was found not guilty of engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour at the Daisy Chain Crèche

Employers had to have tax clearance and show that their business had suffered a thirty percent reduction in turnover or customer orders.

The surge in reports of reactions to various Covid-19 vaccines in 2021 resulted in a trebling of the overall level of adverse reactions compared to 2020.

Julie Helen recently tested positive for Covid, for the third time

Higher levels of the Covid-19 virus have been found in wastewater in recent weeks

The details of Ireland's Covid inquiry are set to be published by September, Tánaiste Micheál Martin has confirmed

The ESRI launched a report examining the health impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on people living in disadvantaged areas in Ireland.

A spokesperson for the Ireland East Hospital Group (IEHG) explained that the ban is due to increased infection control measures required for Covid-19 and Norovirus (Vomiting and Diarrhoea).

The Society of Actuaries in Ireland said there was 'broadly no excess mortality in 2020' in Ireland

Nial Ring, his sons and his business partner brought the challenge after they were charged with breaching Covid restrictions in April 2020

The State-funded research agency announced on Tuesday morning that Prof Nolan was no longer director general and that a new acting head had been appointed.

Jamie Corrigan, 31, appeared at Dublin District Court on Friday when Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) Detective Joe Gavin served him with a book of evidence containing 24 charges.

Mr Justice Conor Dignam said while he was satisfied she had not met the legal test for bias and for him to recuse himself, another judge can be available to hear further matters in the action

The minutes show the Sinn Fein minister defending her attendance at the funeral, claiming there was ‘no dilution’ of the public health message.

Conor Murphy’s witness statement would be published on the UK Covid Inquiry’s website.

Michelle O’Neill told the Covid-19 inquiry she accepts her attendance at the funeral at a time of lockdown measures limiting gatherings caused harm.

Stormont’s Health Minister is giving evidence to the Covid-19 Inquiry.

The funeral in June 2020 sparked political controversy after then deputy first minister Michelle O’Neill and other Sinn Féin ministers attended

A briefing document on an impasse between ministers was published on the UK Covid-19 Inquiry website on Thursday evening.

Tús Community Employment Scheme members have finished a prototype of the green house they built from the disused screens from their own offices and are now planning to roll out the project so local groups can have their own screen house in which to grow their own vegetables.

A senior civil servant also said that Northern Ireland entered the pandemic with a ‘very tired’ health workforce.

Leo Varadkar's decision to resign came as a huge shock to the country in March as he outlined both personal and professional reasons for the decision

The former head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service said business was still done but it affected relations.

The Oireachtas Health Committee will hear representatives of Long Covid Advocacy Ireland on Wednesday

Simon Harris, who was minister for health at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, said the inquiry would be ‘really important’.