Despite an extensive focus on refusal, the real story in Ireland is the size of the uptake

National public health regulation compliance dropped since January, says ESRI

ESRI study also finds growing number of people willing to receive vaccine

Donnelly says people will be able to avail of the facility without a referral order

In the fight against Covid, the wisdom of the crowd has been proven right

Caveat: Policymakers still don’t seem to know which restrictions combat virus rates

Covid-19 curbs on behaviour have built up levels of personal saving never before seen

Power as detterent is overstated and justice system has poor record in recovering fines

Opposition to Covid-19 measures ‘miles off’ quiet majority’s view, says Prof Pete Lunn

While Ireland initially responded well to the challenge, it has now lost its way

Three-quarters of new cases are among under-45s. Complacency seems to be creeping in

The Government needs to worry about who is flying in, not who is flying out

Smart Money: A viable vaccine could change everything for the global and domestic economies

Where are the dangers, and how can a new wave be turned into a ripple, not a tsunami?

Research shows majority of people are nervous about a second surge of Covid-19

Intense discussions are ongoing about when to reopen, and how. These are the options

Smart Money: Will your temperature be taken as you arrive to work? – and six other big questions

Draconian power to keep people at home will be bolstered by public disapproval of flouters

Clear messages and sense of collective survival key to behaviour change, experts say

Study finds participation in game in Munster more likely to bridge socio-economic divide