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Hospitals not safe for patients or staff, INMO warns

'The important point is that the pandemic is not over'

Irish Mirror

Chilling footage shows dad minutes before he was crushed to death at scrap metal plant

Stuart Towns had been working at the scrap metal company for just three months before losing his life in the tragic accident.

Daily Record

Covid Ireland: Garda warning over clever scam tricking people into paying for fake test kits

The public is urged to be aware and is advised that the HSE will never seek any form of payment for providing Covid tests or testing kits.

Irish Mirror

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Ireland’s Covid figures today as new BA2 variant drives surge in cases and public warned of symptoms

The highly infectious BA.2 strain of Covid, which is considered to be a subvariant of Omicron, is being blamed for the current surge

Irish Mirror

What we know so far about major Covid rule change that could come into effect within days

The new measures could be brought in after both public and private sectors reported severe staff shortages due to employees being absent with Covid related illnesses

Irish Mirror

Man crushed to death at scrap metal plant where bosses guilty of hundreds of safety breaches

Alutrade Ltd admitted corporate manslaughter at Wolverhampton Crown Court last month

Wales Online

Chilling footage of dad two minutes before he was crushed to death at scrap metal plant

Stuart Towns, 34, was manhandling large pieces of metal which were blocking a conveyor belt when they smashed on top of him causing horrific head injuries and tragically died at the scene

Daily Mirror

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Social welfare: How to qualify for Covid Illness Benefit as infection rates soar again

While many isolate from home, the Covid Illness Benefit remains open to those who can provide proof in one of two ways

Irish Mirror

WHO urges Ireland to reintroduce mask-wearing as hospital pressure mounts

"If I were in Ireland right now, I would be expecting there to be a request for mask-wearing in confined spaces"

Irish Mirror

RTE on high alert for cyber attack after delivery of two suspicious packages

Chiefs at the national broadcaster were already on high alert after the Government was warned of potential cyber attacks earlier this month by Russia in response to sanctions placed on the country over its invasion of Ukraine

Irish Mirror

Experts warn symptoms of new BA.2 Covid variant could be mistaken for common allergies

The new variant, which is considered to be a subvariant of Omicron, has arrived in Ireland, with over 500 cases now confirmed in the country

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Cases fly above 23,000 today with hospitals 'really struggling' as patient numbers grow

53 people are receiving treatment in ICUs across Ireland

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Mass cancelation of procedures expected as Covid leaves Irish hospitals in 'crisis mode'

Overcrowding and staff isolating due to Covid is putting a strain on the health service

Irish Mirror

Are Covid restrictions on the way for Ireland? Dr Tony Holohan weighs in on situation as cases surge

Dr Holohan has told the Government that further Covid measures are currently not needed as he assured Taoiseach Micheal Martin and Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly that the public health advice would remain the same

Irish Mirror

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Dublin Live

Planned Mount Carmel eating disorder unit hit not expected to open until late this year after further delays

The HSE said that tender process is still ongoing and construction has not begun yet

Dublin Live

Covid-19 Ireland: Hospitals battling 'perfect storm' amid virus surge, says HSE chief

“It's a whole kind of perfect storm of issues impacting on us in our health system”

Irish Mirror

New Covid variant already in Ireland as public warned to be aware of BA2 symptoms

Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan issued an ominous warning last month that the latest strain “may be dominant by the last week in February”

Daily Mirror

Neighbours left stunned at state of family home site with workers digging barefoot

Mustapha Matib, who is not a builder, has now been handed a suspended prison sentence at Manchester Magistrates Court as photos emerged of workers digging with no shoes or socks

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Manchester Evening News

'We couldn't believe what we were seeing': Neighbours left stunned at state of family home site

Shocking pictures from the site showed workers with no shoes or socks working on the rubble-filled site

Manchester Evening News

Barefoot builders pictured putting lives at risk at dangerous site where family home was being built

Workers with no safety equipment were photographed leaning over a huge hole while laying foundations

Irish Mirror

Is Ireland set for new Covid restrictions? Leo Varadkar and health experts give latest as new variant to land

Warnings from healthcare professionals that the pandemic hasn't gone away

Irish Mirror

Fears Covid restrictions may be needed as cases surge to 63,954 over bank holiday and hospitals 'ring alarm'

The number of patients being treated in hospital has risen to the highest level since last year, with 1,308 people now hospitalised with Covid, 49 of whom are in ICU

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Almost 65,000 cases confirmed since St Patrick's Day amid concern about new variant

The battle to beat the virus is not over with the worrying rise in numbers leading Tanaiste, Leo Varadkar, to say on Sunday we are facing a second wave of the Omicron variant.

Daily Record

MSP left in the dark by Ayr house explosion inspectors as she calls for answers

Siobhian Brown wants the Health and Safety Executive to publish the final report into what caused the Kincaidston blast six months on from the disaster.

Dublin Live

HIV cases up 60% compared to last year as HSE provides wider testing options

The majority of cases are in the Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow areas

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