As timing goes, launching a new fashion business two weeks before lockdown started was far from ideal.
Europe could face a surge of Covid-19 infections in the coming weeks caused by mass protests over recent days, politicians, European Union officials and experts said yesterday.
Life today is about dealing with problems as they arise, so I had not given September much thought until a chat with teacher friends.
A leading travel insurance provider has changed its rules to allow thousands of policyholders to claim for Covid-19 cancellations.
Eight times more people could die of Covid-19 in some parts of the developing world than was previously thought, according to research.
Wearing face masks or coverings will not be made mandatory but more people need to use them in shops and on public transport, chief medical officer Dr Tony Holohan has said.
When Dylan Kerin from Lucan in Dublin learned that lockdown was to be instated in Ireland, and that those considered at-risk had to cocoon, the 17-year-old immediately decided how he would spend the Covid-19 pandemic.
