Dublin Airport yesterday
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 29, 2020
Tonight.
A case of the coronavirus has been confirmed in the east of Ireland, according to the Health Protection Surveillance Centre.
The patient, a male in the eastern part of the country, is currently receiving appropriate medical care, according to the Health Protection Surveillance Centre.
The Centre said that the patient was identified and tested in line with established protocols for the investigation of suspect cases of Covid-19.
The case is associated with travel from an affected area in northern Italy, rather than contact with another confirmed case.
First case of coronavirus confirmed in Republic of Ireland (RTÉ)
SPLUTTER!
I shall do no such thing.
This afternoon.
Daragh Ó Tuama tweetz:
On the train from Maynooth with my kids. I had to laugh…
Everyone be careful out there. This was a truck being blown over by the wind near Maam Cross in Galway. #StormJorge
🎥whatsapp pic.twitter.com/DLl8Pd1Hom— Donal Doc GolfCentralDaily (@GolfCentralDoc) February 29, 2020
This morning.
Maam Cross, Connemara, County Galway.
Meanwhile…
This morning/afternoon.
Met Eireann’s Evelyn Cusack and Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government Eoghan Murphy speaking to the media about Storm Jorge which is hitting Ireland with 8 warnings, including red, in place bringing ‘severe and damaging’ gusts, thunder, flooding to Clare and Galway with an Orange warning for everywhere else.
Thanks Breeda
Poster for Mark’s missing phone; a Mi A2 Lite phone
Mark writes:
“I know you don’t normally do this…but I lost my phone somewhere between Cornucopia on Wicklow Street and the Games Workshop on Lower Liffey St yesterday evening (Thursday, February 27) around 6.30pm-7.30pm.
“It’s a Mi A2 Lite phone and it was in homemade white tissue cover…and it contains lots of photos of sentimental value.
“If anyone has the phone or any info on it I’m contactable on 0831001620 or my email.
“Reward is offered.”
Anyone?
Feck yer fancy Spanish storms.
With St Patrick’s Day now just a matter of weeks away, I am compiling a St Patrick’s Day Playlist which will be posted on Broadsheet on March 17.
And I have a shamrock-friendly Golden Discs voucher worth €25 on offer for the best of YOUR suggestions.
To enter, simply tell me below what song by a foreign artist about Ireland should I include?
The winner will be chosen by my Irish setter.
Lines MUST close at 6am Saturday!
Nick says: Go n’eiri an bothar leat.
Hot Wheels
atBehold: the Brabus 800 Adventure XLP – no ordinary G-Wagon – rather, a G63 kitted out with larger twin turbochargers (making 800bhp), a high-flow exhaust, boosted suspension and a half meter longer wheelbase to accommodate the landing pad for an onboard Wingcopter drone.
All this, and a fully customised luxury interior – yours for a mere €570,000.


























