Fisherman's Blues
14 day incidence rate up 163%
The country's 14-day incidence rate of Covid-19 has increased by 163% in the past month.
It now stands at 1,037 cases per 100,000 people - the first time it's been above 1,000 since late January.
It was only 394 a month ago.
Nearly 5,500 cases were reported yesterday.
Trinity College neuro-scientist, Tomás Ryan, fears they'll get worse.
New TII Report Confirms Congestion Is The Main Factor Influencing Risk Of Collisions On M7/M9 Merge
The report follows a parliamentary question raised by Labour TD for Kildare South TD, Mark Wall
Concerned Response From Parents Regarding The Hot School Meal Scheme
According to survey half of the food is thrown away.
Kerry's Jessie Buckley Makes History At Last Nights Academy Awards In LA
She's become the first Irish woman to win Best Actress at the Oscars
Man Seriously Injured In Overnight Assault In Naas
The incident occurred shortly after 2.45am on North Main Street
Kildare Drugs Arrest
Court Appearance: Joint Operation –
22 People Arrested For Driving Under The Influence Since Yesterday
Gardaí are increasing their presence on roads over the St Patrick’s Bank Holiday weekend.
Health Minister Meeting With Kill-Based Contractors BAM, Amidst Concerns Of Further Delays To New Children's Hospital
DCU Public Procurement Expert Paul Davis says both sides have questions to answer over how the project has been delayed for so long, and suffered spiralling costs
Celbridge Facing 300+ Year Wait For New Homes Based On Current Building Rates
Housing analysis puts Celbridge among the areas facing the longest wait for new homes for first time buyers.
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