RISE TD @PaulMurphy_TD has said the Taoiseach's 'failure to follow public health advice… is responsible for hundreds of tragic deaths'. He calls on the Govt to introduce a 'Zero Covid' strategy to avoid further lockdowns | Read more Covid-19 coverage: https://t.co/sBLAonTKeGpic.twitter.com/SJdeex72Rj
A heavy Garda presence monitoring an End the Lockdown protest in support of an appeal by Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters against lockdown measures.
Earlier…
This morning.
The Four Courts, Dublin.
Gemma O’Doherty carrying a copy of the Constitution of Ireland, and John Waters arrive to seek appeal to have their case against Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly and the Attorney General to end Ireland’s lockdown measures heard before the courts.
Dereliction and glamour: St Mary’s Place, Dublin, Ireland 1984
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992), the most comprehensive series about the city before the boom.
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Independent TD Michael McNamara, chair of the Oireachtas Covid response committee, writes:
Following my intervention in the Dáil last week (above), I received a briefing yesterday from senior health experts who were emphatic about the urgency of addressing Vitamin D insufficiency as part of the fight against #COVID19. They need to be listened to…
Records released under the Freedom of Information Act to the Sinn Féin TD Pearse Doherty and seen by The Irish Times show increasingly urgent attempts by Mr Harris to obtain a copy of the draft agreement between the State and the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO). This was happening at the same time as Mr Varadkar had posted a copy to the home address of Dr Ó Tuathail, who was head of the now-defunct National Association of General Practitioners (NAGP).
The problem for @LeoVaradkar is that as @SimonHarrisTD, the Minister, didn’t have the contract he can’t have authorised the leak.
Varadkar loses his criminal defence.
Official Secrets Act s4 ~ requires a leak be authorised by a ‘Minister/State authority’ https://t.co/YW4D5sjJQFpic.twitter.com/0cNyL7GCn1
A new potty mouth-titled RTÉ Player series presented by Carl Mullan and Pamela Joyce (top facing camera).
Via RTÉ
Available now on RTÉ Player, this three-part feelgood series follows Carl and Pam as they go though challenges to try and kick 2021 off in the right way. They know they are not perfect, they know they have bad habits, but they want to start the year off positively so embark on a number of challenges in a bid to get their sh!t together!
With episodes entitled Digital Detox, Get me a Routine, and #BeKind, the series offers a different take on the usual ‘new year, new me’ or new year resolutions approach, looking instead at the small things that people can do for themselves or for others while having a bit of a laugh at the same time….