Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
487 are being treated in Irish hospitals for the virus.
The number of hospitalisations due to Covid-19 has fallen to it lowest level in four weeks.
There were 487 patients being treated in Irish hospitals for the virus this morning.
That is down 41 on the same time yesterday.
And it compares to a figure of 536 on this day last week.
There were 110 people in Intensive Care Units yesterday
Today's I-C-U figures have yet to be published.
HAP Tenants ‘Won’t Keep Up’ Without Reform, Says Threshold
Appeal comes as new regulations allow annual rent increases and market resets for new lets.
New Research Strategy to Power Ireland’s Next Economic Model
Kildare North TD & Minister for Higher Education James Lawless says "Research Ireland will play a central role in strengthening Ireland’s research and innovation system"
Minister Heydon Accuses IFA Of Misleading Farmers In Bord Bia Dispute
Minister files Garda complaint after protest damage as row over Larry Murrin and governance review intensifies
BREAKING: Social Democrats Cllr Pat Balfe Announces Resignation From Social Democrats Party
Cllr Balfe made the announcement just minutes ago
Liam And Lily Were The Most Popular Baby Names In Kildare Last Year
Rían and Lily were the most popular baby names nationally.
Reminder To Landowners: Hedge-Cutting Season Is Ending This Weekend
Under the Wildlife Act 1976, hedge-cutting is prohibited from March 1st until August 31st
Man Charged With The Murder Of English Tourist Following Temple Bar Incident Last Year
The case was before Dublin District Court today.
Two Health Insurance Companies To Increase Their Prices From April, With Families Facing A Likely €180-€330 Increase
One of the companies says it's a consequence of continuing medical inflation and a levy charge announced by the Government
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