The first school has been forced to close for two weeks because of a coronavirus case, and parents will be wondering if more will follow suit over the coming weeks.
In the 19th century, Ignaz Semmelweis was vilified when he tried to make doctors wash their hands after doing autopsies on women who had died from childbirth fever before going straight upstairs to deliver more babies.
The only thing on the minds of the staff and students in the school hit with a case of coronavirus, the wider education community and the population as whole, is the health and safety of all involved.
Hundreds of pupils in a Dublin secondary school have been told to stay at home for two weeks after a student tested positive for the new coronavirus.
One can only hope that UEFA move quicker on formulating a firm policy with regard to the coronavirus than they did to provide clarity on the future of John Delaney. Today in Amsterdam, the Executive Committee of European football's governing body will hold their first meeting since the resignation of the ex-FAI CEO from their...
