HSE says receipt of results may be delayed and those with test appointments booked urged to attend

Court permits 54-year-old woman to keep paying mortgage until she is 90

Varadkar says Israel’s aggression is ‘unacceptable’ while condemning Hamas for human rights violations

Calls being made to positive cases to check if they need financial or mental health support

Larry Summers says reliance on multinationals ‘cause of concern’ with US tax plans

Experts believe changes are urgently needed for long-term problems

Hiqa report raises concerns about Clonakilty facility where 10 residents died last year

Two nursing home staff feel 'helpless' as they witness India's Covid crisis from afar

HSE’s testing plan aims to target younger people as average age of infections falls

Time needed to prepare for resumption of movement, say Stena Line and Irish Ferries

Two Ministers back US support for patent waiver opposed by pharmaceutical industry

Pavee Point says high incidence rate shows urgency of priority vaccination for Travellers

Ombudsman report finds some did not give informed consent to be placed in home long-term

Pandemic Unemployment Payment to be paid to more than 385,000 people this week

The former minister will ‘never fully get over’ the circumstances of his departure from cabinet

European Parliament backs plan for certificate to reopen travel quickly for tourism

Fallout from Covid-19 jabs for staff relatives sparks criticism and counter-criticism amid flurry of letters

Hospital seeking to ‘threaten’ consultant Deirdre Murphy, husband writes to Minister

Any Irish changes for inoculated travelers to be based around self-quarantine rules

Ireland to send emergency supplies to help India battle catastrophic second wave

Minister for Health mentioned in just 6% of his department tweets, research finds

Newly-appointed secretary general puts in new chief operations officer at the department

Martin to be questioned next month on meeting with Department of Finance official

Inquiry approaches sixth anniversary as final report into Siteserv deal delayed again

Two fully vaccinated Dealgan House staff had tested positive for the virus in recent days

HSE chief says the single-dose jab is a ‘key part’ of State’s vaccine rollout programme

Inspector says ‘significant use of restrictive practices’ at Dublin 7 care facility

Tracers reporting rising number of people with more close contacts, says HSE official

Contraction of coronavirus after vaccination possible but ‘you would not get very sick’, says health sector source

Senior medics say a significant benefit to the vaccination programme would be needed to justify extending the gap

Minister for Health is awaiting a recommendation on whether to extend interval

The vaccine record card is for administrative purposes, it is not a legal document

‘Political media world is very unforgiving, very irrational,’ senior health official says

Investigation will look at how personal data for 530m users became public

Watchdog advises Nphet to take ‘progressive’ steps to encourage vaccine take-up

Acting CMO Dr Ronan Glynn says impact of J&J vaccine delay in Europe ‘too early to say’

Medical body links coronavirus-related infection of placenta to B117 strain

European Commission seeks clarification on ‘completely unexpected’ announcement

One option available is to space out the doses between vaccines still being administered

Minister says it is ‘reasonable’ to look at department’s communications in pandemic

Irish-Brazilian citizen questions potential risks to guests from lack of cleaning in rooms

Prof Michael O’Connell ‘no longer commands respect of colleagues’, consultant says

Dr Lorraine Nolan says benefits far outweigh risks despite first reported blood clot case

Concern over system’s capacity to deal with extending mandatory hotel quarantine list

Watchdog inspectors found no one in charge at Clare facility during Covid-19 outbreak

Plans to expand quarantine list next week as first Irish case of ‘rare’ blood clot investigated

Post-vaccination blood clot reported in 40-year-old Dublin woman

Donnelly and Glynn set to consider vaccine in context of other EU countries’ restrictions

Former trade union leader David Begg says role requires him to go into Dublin hospital

Hiqa to follow-up at Letterkenny hospital after care found to be ‘unsatisfactory’

Defence Forces chief of staff Vice-Admiral Mark Mellett on a year of fighting Covid-19

Medical Council to review findings of report into vaccine controversy at Dublin hospital

Potential ‘super-spreading’ by undetected cases greatest concern, de Gascun says

Tensions in Government plague future of week-old mandatory hotel quarantine system

Former FF minister initially thought April 1st second jab appointment was ‘a big fat joke’

Former master urges Dublin hospital chief to step down for undermining vaccine rollout

Dublin maternity hospital publishes lawyer’s report on vaccination of staff relatives

Self-testing for antigens to be explored in creches and schools

Trinity immunologist disagrees with Government moving away from occupation-based approach

Advisory group recommends adding a further 43 countries to the high-risk list

High Covid-19 numbers and a slow vaccine rollout is stopping Government doing more

Government advised to add US, France, Germany and Italy to hotel quarantine

‘We are on the final stretch of this terrible journey’, Micheál Martin insists as he announces phased changes to Covid-19 lockdown

Projected benefits of vaccination against virus several weeks away, says HSE official

Government sticking with plan not to station personnel at cornoavirus isolation hotel

ECDC and Nature reports say medicines help reduce infectiousness of inoculated people

Health officials tell Government nowhere near enough protection at a population level in order to substantially relax restrictions

Lucas Bogucheski was among first into State’s Covid-19 mandatory hotel quarantine

Blanchardstown walk-in testing centre results not surprising, says HSE official

Gardaí have powers to enforce quarantine but are not at hotels to stop people leaving

Chief of Staff Mark Mellett says military ‘very sensitive’ to its part in mandatory scheme

Pop-up test centres aim to detect asymptomatic cases in areas with high rates of Covid

Minister: ‘Absolutely no defence’ after Bray fee-paying school teachers get jabs from private Beacon Hospital

Experts say State must balance restrictions with rewards to maintain public buy-in

ESRI study also finds growing number of people willing to receive vaccine

‘If I get the all-clear I will be reassured. I would be worried I would be asymptomatic’

Hiqa found safety of residents at Ballina home was ‘significantly compromised’

Government expresses optimism easing of EU-UK row will fast-track delivery of more vaccines

Cancer doctors call for ‘catch-up’ strategy to deal with missed diagnoses of the past year

The ‘vaccine bonus’ for people who’ve received both Covid-19 jabs remains limited

Centres will target mild or symptom-free cases in hotspots in Dublin and Tullamore

Former minister (82) looking forward to a ‘nice glass of wine’ and ‘great old chat’ with pals

US infectious diseases expert urges caution over ‘plateau’ in cases, at Dublin online event

Families enjoy first in-person visits for months as Covid-19 restrictions are relaxed

Hiqa study reveals sharp reduction in severe illness from the virus in Republic

Arrivals from 33 countries must quarantine for two weeks in designated hotels from Tuesday

The bloc should have been more cutthroat in the global commercial fight for Covid-19 jabs

Limerick man took great pride in his family and home county’s sporting achievements

‘I would be vaccinated with AstraZeneca tomorrow’ EMA’s Emer Cooke says

Denmark moved first but many others have suspended the vaccine over safety concerns

Resumption of administering of vaccines to high-risk people to not occur until next week

Martin tells US members of Congress protocol ‘only way’ to solve North’s complexities

New figures show State has received 206,400 doses of the AstraZeneca jab so far

Pause of AstraZeneca rollout shows checks are working, says Scally

Government to await outcome of EMA investigation before deciding on future use of vaccine

Temporary suspension of jab in Ireland follows similar move in Norway, Denmark and Iceland

Married to Rita for 64 years, the Skerries man had a life-long love of ships and planes

HSE advice on nursing home visits sets out clear counsel and also relaxation of rules

State officials put finishing touches to Covid-19 mandatory hotel quarantine system