As the world of sport came grinding to a halt day-by-day last week, the festival of paddywhackery that is Cheltenham in March continued on its merry way - and wouldn't you just know it.
Is Covid-19 a once in a lifetime tech test? Will we all hammer broadband and mobile networks into a buffering mess? Can our creaky laptops and iPhone 6S handsets cope with sparky Microsoft Teams and its incessant pinging?
Hospitals are preparing to move patients to alternative facilities from tomorrow to make room for an expected surge of people with Covid-19, as a leading expert predicted that 50,000 people could require critical care during the crisis.
The coronavirus doesn't discriminate but around a fifth of those infected with it have a higher risk of becoming seriously ill.
The GAA world came crashing down in a few minutes last week. It is a reminder that for all the improvements in technology and advancements in science, we still only have limited control of our destiny as the outbreak of a virus in China can cripple the world within a few months. The global community...
Hospitals are preparing to move patients to alternative facilities from tomorrow to make room for an expected surge of people with Covid-19, as a leading expert predicted that 50,000 people could require critical care during the crisis.
Revenue may need to suspend interest payments on outstanding tax for a longer period for companies threatened with closure by the coronavirus outbreak, according to one of the country's leading taxation experts.
