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Jesslyn Henry, a special needs assistant (SNA) in a Dublin secondary school, says she and her colleagues work with the most vulnerable children in society and need to be vaccinated as soon as possible.
She wants to see SNAs reprioritised for vaccination following a change to the vaccine rollout schedule, which saw the timetable shift to one based primarily on age rather than occupation.
â Itâs about trying to keep them safe, as well as ourselves,â she says. âI know for myself, the worst thing imaginable for me is that I would go into school and pass something on to one of the children I work with.â
Eight arrested in Dublin in policing around planned anti-lockdown protest Arrests were of five men and one woman for breaches of the Health Act, and of two men in relation to public order incidents
about 5 hours ago
Gardaí arrested eight people in Dublin on Sunday as part of a policing operation around a planned anti-lockdown protest in the city centre.
The arrests, made over the course of the afternoon, were of five men and one woman for breaches of the Health Act, and of two men in relation to public order incidents.
The Health Act 1947 (Section 31A-Temporary Restrictions) (Covid-19) (No.10) Regulations 2020 currently in force places restrictions on individuals organising certain outdoor events and on travelling beyond 5km except with a reasonable excuse.
HSE urged to establish research unit dedicated to Long Covid More than 5% of Covid-19 patients suffer symptoms eight weeks later, study shows
Mon, Apr 5, 2021, 11:47
Cork North Central TD Colm Burke says international research has found that Covid-19 can have long-term effects on people who contract the disease and Ireland needs to address the issue as a matter of urgency. File photograph: iStock
The Health Service Executive (HSE) should establish a dedicated health unit to research the long-term effects of Covid-19 and to support patients, including healthcare staff, suffering the consequences of the disease months after contracting it, a Government TD has urged.
Post-Covid consumer mood could be more alienation than celebration For some there will be savings to spend, for others ‘persistent scarring effects’
about 4 hours ago
Fears, walks, strange dreams: this pandemic has led to an excess of many things. For the financially and professionally lucky, it has created a glut of “involuntary” savings now poised to be spent once restrictions fall away. But in which directions will the money spray?
In an economic letter published by the Central Bank of Ireland, Reamonn Lydon and Tara McIndoe-Calder outline a scenario where €5 billion pours out from these unexpectedly swollen bank accounts, as consumers part with “a relatively high share” of their savings and make the post-Covid “bounce” that bit bouncier.