Hopes rise that rules on outdoor gatherings will be relaxed in February
Large assemblies to include Ireland’s opening Six Nations match at the Aviva
Large assemblies to include Ireland’s opening Six Nations match at the Aviva
Organisations must offer individuals transparency and accountability of their user data
Coalition has swung from obsessive control of the message to what is now a free for all
Ireland’s Covid-19 strategy will now include self-administered tests that give quick results
Leading academic is a member of the National Public Health Emergency Team
Taoiseach says he is ‘strong believer’ in the value of antigen testing
Many disagree with Nphet, among whom are the WHO and European Commission
Holohan to discuss objections to antigen testing before Oireachtas committee
Airline pilots to take rapid antigen tests prior to demonstration at Government Buildings
Hundreds of Irish pilots on minimal or no pay have been forced to look for low-paid jobs
Association awaiting Government direction as attendance restrictions ease in the North
Inoculating children and younger teenagers may be key to living with virus long term
Do they work and, if so, why are we not using them more often?
Certificate allows travel to those vaccinated, tested negative or recovered from virus
Government’s chief science adviser backs use of rapid tests to complement other health measures
People would be forgiven for concluding the State has two co-existing views on antigen testing: it is for and against it
Scientific opinion divided on reliability of home Covid-19 tests
Vetoing initiative or opting out are not options for State, travel agents’ body warns
‘Majority report’ is in favour of mass rollout of antigen tests, possibly in schools by September
Research to include smart cities, applied geosciences, energy security, marine resources
Professors Mary Horgan, Karina Butler and Mark Ferguson added to State’s Covid-19 policy advisory body
Microsoft Ireland and Science Foundation Ireland funding €5m Terrain-AI initiative
Science Foundation Ireland has awarded more than €50m to 71 research projects
Over 75% believe cities nationwide should have more trees and forested areas
Science Week research shows almost half don’t want to return to old way of working
Irish research ‘continues to be impactful, inspirational and world-leading’
Research on spinal cord injury, climate change and horse breeding included in list
Chief scientific adviser appealed for massive random virus testing regime
The new European Innovation Council aims to create unicorn companies – start-ups with a value of more than $1bn – by setting up a one-stop-shop for breakthrough innovation
Network could advise government on viruses, climate change and water supply issues
They’ve been asked to undertake critical research, development and innovation projects
Experts have tough job communicating evidence around policy issues such as Covid-19
Science Foundation Ireland honours Prof Neville Hogan, regarded as ‘father of rehabilitation robotics’
Top official’s remarks come as Ibec calls for emergency employee payments
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Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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