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Posted by The Analyst | 02 April 2020 | Breaking News
Life in Czech Republic may get back to normal by June ‘if situation is under control’ – PM Babis

The Czech government does not plan further restrictions to curb coronavirus, Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Thursday. He added that life in the country may only get back to normal in late May or June if the situation is under control. The country introduced in mid-March some of the – at the time –...

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 April 2020 | Breaking News
‘Coronavirus restrictions may be extended beyond April 12 deadline’ – Coveney

TÁNAISTE Simon Coveney has said restrictions on public movement due to the Covid-19 pandemic may need to be extended beyond the current April 12 deadline.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 April 2020 | Breaking News
Coronavirus Ireland: Company that makes seat covers for buses now producing free scrubs for nurses

Over 800 sets of scrubs for nurses, including those who are visiting palliative care patients in their homes, have been made for free by a company in county Louth.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 April 2020 | Farming
Regional Farm Labour Database being set up

Teagasc are setting up a Regional Farm Labour Database that would link farm families where a farmer or a farm worker becomes ill with COVID 19, with an available relief worker.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 April 2020 | Breaking News
Hungary emergency measures ‘went too far’ – EU’s von der Leyen

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has expressed concern that coronavirus restriction measures taken by Hungary went “too far” and insisted they should be limited in time and subject to scrutiny. Hungary's parliament on Monday granted Prime Minister Viktor Orban an open-ended right to rule by decree. It also introduced jail sentences for anyone...

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 April 2020 | Business
Gold rush amid coronavirus & economic uncertainty leads to shortage in small bars & coins

As Covid-19 disrupts the global economy, people are snapping up small gold bars and coins, confirming once again the yellow metal's safe haven reputation during times of uncertainty. The price of gold hit a seven-year high of more than $1,700 per troy ounce on March 9, as a result of the deepening economic impact of...

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 April 2020 | Farming
Mother loses appeal on sale of family home over farmer husband’s bankruptcy

A mother of three young children has lost her appeal over an order for the sale of her family home arising from the bankruptcy of her husband, from whom she says she has separated.

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