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Limerick childcare workers express concern at the way they were vaccinated
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A NUMBER of Limerick childcare workers have expressed concern at the manner in which they were vaccinated.
The Irish Mail on Sunday reports that staff at Northside Family Resource Centre in Ballynanty were told to misrepresent themselves as frontline healthcare workers to be vaccinated against Covid-19 .
Up to 70 employees including cleaners, kitchen and administration staff who are working from home were vaccinated, the newspaper reports.
In a letter to staff obtained by the Irish Mail on Sunday, CEO Ciara Kane instructed them to represent themselves as Category 2(e) frontline healthcare workers on the HSE’s vaccination portal. Ms Kane also warned employees not to speak of their inoculation.
Government funding confirmed to allow Limerick s St Gabriel’s to open
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Minister of State with responsibility for Disability, Anne Rabbitte TD, has today confirmed funding has been provided which will allow St Gabriel’s Children’s Centre Respite Service in Mungret to re-open.
The €5m funding will see nine additional Respite Houses open nationally including, first to open – St Gabriel’s Children’s Respite House in Mungret.
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Search By Live95 News Team via Getty Images Limerick councillors have been bypassed on a crucial decision which could impact on thousands of residents in the Corbally, Lower Park and Rhebogue areas.
Plans to build a new bridge over the canal have been lodged directly with an Bord Pleanala.
It means that local councillors won t get a vote.
Currently traffic crosses the canal in a two way system, controlled by traffic lights, over Mike Madden s Bridge (also known locally as the Humpback Bridge).
This system allows traffic to pass over the bridge one way at a time.
Limerick City and County Council plans to construct another bridge east of this that would allow for a two-way system and would restrict the existing bridge to use for pedestrians and cyclists.