*Testing samples being taken at Cusack Park. Photograph: John Mangan There has been no increase of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Clare for 24 hours while an additional 12 deaths and 236 new cases recorded across the country.
World Hand Hygiene Day’s importance will rarely outmatch 2020 as health professionals advise against the use of disposable gloves when performing tasks such as shopping during COVID-19.
Ireland has recorded 19 more deaths and 330 extra COVID-19 cases with Clare figures A total of 1,303 deaths have occurred in the Republic of Ireland since the outbreak of COVID-19. On Sunday, the Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) confirmed there were 19 more individuals to die. Two deaths have been de-notified. As of 11am …
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Deputy Joe Carey (FG) has admitted the response of the Government and HSE in dealing with COVID-19 nursing homes was too slow and maintained the framework for Government compiled by Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil offers the change the Irish electorate voted for.
*Photograph: Sean Curtin True Media. 19,262 people in the Republic of Ireland have been diagnosed with COVID-19 with 209 in Clare while a further 26 people with the virus have died.
THE Clare Branch of the Irish Red Cross are urgently seeking the public’s support to help them continue their vital work. The Red Cross are not able to fundraise due to the current Covid-19 government restrictions, but they are still providing support services in the community and assisting the HSE where required. “This means that …
39 more deaths have been recorded with an additional 493 cases of COVID-19 known in Ireland while the HSE have said the testing backlog has been eliminated.
THE hospitality industry in Clare creates 12,000 jobs and generates €266 million for the economy every year. Within just a few weeks we’ve seen its revenues plummet by up to 100 per cent – a development which will have a lasting impact on all our lives unless emergency measures are implemented now.
A Clare TD has questioned the amount of time it took for visitor restrictions to be introduced at nursing homes across the country.
*An aerial shot of Kilrush. Front-line workers in Kilrush have appealed to residents of the West Clare town to “mind your music” as it has affected their sleep.
