Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
Irish farmers want exclusion from insurance claims in return for land access
Farmers will not allow walkers to access their land unless they are fully excluded from the insurance claim process, a farming body has said.
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA) said that farmers should not play
Coronavirus in Ireland: Decision to cancel A-levels and GCSEs ‘not taken lightly’
All scheduled GCSE and A-level examinations in Northern Ireland will be cancelled because of the spread of Covid-19, the region’s education minister has said.
Peter Weir has said work is under way on alternative awarding arrangements.
Revamped ‘slave’ statues check in again at hotel
The removal of statues from outside a hotel was a “defacement” of “one of the most important and culturally significant buildings in the capital,” Dublin city council was told.
Four statues were returned to the front of the Shelbourne Hotel last month,
Coronavirus in Ireland: Most schooling will be remote this month, Norma Foley confirms
Norma Foley, the education minister, yesterday confirmed the vast majority of students in primary and second level would attend school remotely for the rest of the month.
Special provisions have been put in place to allow Leaving Certificate
Coronavirus in Ireland: Shutting construction sites ‘puts communities at greater risk’
Keeping workers on construction sites would be safer than putting them back into the community, a union representative said.
The cabinet yesterday agreed to introduce additional Level 5 restrictions as Covid cases and hospital admissions continued to rise.
Coronavirus in Ireland: Media coverage is mass hypnosis, claims anti-mask lawyer
A barrister who sits on an asylum appeals tribunal has said she believes “globalists” have bought up all the bandwidth on Irish radio to stop alternative views being heard.
Una McGurk, a senior counsel and state appointee
Northern Ireland Protocol ‘an impediment to trade’ as lorries queue
Some lorries have had to wait hours for paperwork to be completed before being able to enter Northern Ireland after Brexit, the chief executive of a logistics company has said.
Ian Paisley, a DUP MP, yesterday suggested that Seamus Leheny
Coronavirus in Ireland: Dozens infected after outbreak in nursing home
A private nursing home in Dublin is managing a Covid-19 outbreak that has infected 26 residents and staff and resulted in two deaths.
Elmhurst Nursing Home in Glasnevink confirmed that 21 residents and five staff had tested positive for coronavirus.
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