Three arrested following rag week street party in UL
Three people have been arrested following a public order incident which breached public health guidelines in the vicinity of the University of Limerick.
Simon Harris
‘I appreciate you are a busy man Minister but I am a dying one’
A Clare man with terminal cancer has renewed his appeal for medical cards to be automatically extended to terminally ill patients and has been left waiting for a reply by the Minister for Health.
Churches, gyms, salons, barbers, hotels & certain pubs given go ahead to reopen on Monday
Approval has been granted by the Cabinet for the Republic of Ireland to move to Phase 3 on the roadmap for reopening the country.
‘A day of hope’ – no new cases in Clare for tenth day in a row with no increase in Irish COVID-19 deaths
No new deaths as a result of COVID-19 have been recorded in the past 24 hours while Co Clare has gone ten days without an additional case, 6 new cases are known across the country.
Harris hints at greater use of Ennis General Hospital
COVID-19 may pave the way for increased use of Ennis General Hospital, the Minister for Health has hinted.
Clarity needed on wedding numbers – Wynne
Further detail needs to be provided on the amount of personnel that will be allowed attend weddings in Ireland when restrictions are lifted, Violet-Anne Wynne (SF) has maintained.
Newmarket-on-Fergus on course for GP appointment at end of June
An appointment of a GP in Newmarket-on-Fergus must not be hit with further delays, a Clare TD has outlined.
Clare cases remains at 315 as 76 more diagnosed in Ireland
76 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland with 12 more deaths while for the third day in a row there has been no increase in Co Clare.
Face masks advised to be worn on public transport & when shopping from Monday
*This article has been updated to clarify that face masks are an advisory measure only From Monday, it is being advised that face masks be worn by anyone using public transport or in enclosed indoor public areas such as shops.
96% drop in samples sent to CervicalCheck labs in April
Cancer screening services must be prioritised once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, Cathal Crowe (FF) has said.