Face coverings will have to be worn by all customers in shops and shopping centres, the Taoiseach has announced.
The Government is considering extending the wage subsidy scheme until next April as one of a number of measures aimed at rebooting the economy.
A possible breakthrough vaccine for Covid-19 is likely to involve people getting more than one dose and it is still unclear how long its protection against the deadly virus would last, a leading scientist said yesterday.
Business activity in Dublin fell at the sharpest pace in almost 20 years in the second quarter of the year as the lockdown continued, according to an IHS Markit survey for the four local Dublin council authorities.
This time last year, Cici Cavanagh was living and working in Ibiza, and playing back-to-back gigs. The Dublin-born DJ is back on the island this year and ready to get to work. The trouble is she's not yet sure where the work will come from or what exactly it will entail.
A decade after a €60bn taxpayer bailout of the country's main banks, we still have a problem with trust when it comes to how they operate in good times and in bad.
A leading island ferry operator has warned that the Government must opt for regional rather than national lockdowns if there is any second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
