A fire in Glenisk’s Tullamore manufacturing plant over the weekend caused serious damage, but the company are remaining optimistic. Managing director of Glenisk Vincent Cleary spoke yesterday on RTE’s Morning Ireland about the factory being “pretty much a burnt out shell” following the blaze. However, he followed this by saying they’ll be working quickly to […]
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We should see most Covid restrictions completely eased by 22nd October. In an address to the nation yesterday Taoiseach Micheál Martin said that any sectors still closed as a result of Covid 19 can “now begin to hope again“. Martin said that current restrictions would be gradually and carefully eased throughout September, with a “significant […]
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After seven months of no service, or over a year in some cases, restaurants and bars across Ireland will re-open their doors today for indoor dining. A long awaited moment for the Irish hospitality sector as some establishments begin the re-opening of their indoor dining facilities. Up until this weekend, only provisional guidance had been […]
4 years ago
It’s safe to say we’re living in a permanent state of These Uncertain Times™, and need someone to guide us, to tell us how to live our lives. Enter the holy trinity of Irish news: Zara King, Gavan Reilly and of course, Richard Chambers. When the people paid to run our country aren’t exactly always… […]
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The IBTS (Irish Blood Transfusion Service) has imported its first bulk consignment from the UK since the 1990s, due to shortages here. Over 100 units of negative blood groups – O negative, A negative and B negative – are to be collected from the NHS Blood and Transplant in Manchester today. The IBTS has on […]
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