Two positive COVID-19 cases emerged in Cahercalla before vaccine could take effect
Residents of Cahercalla Community Hospital who contracted COVID-19 days prior to receiving the vaccine will not have to be administered a new series of jabs.
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208 new COVID-19 cases in Clare as health system comes under ‘increasing strain’
There are 6,888 new cases of COVID-19 in the Republic of Ireland, 208 are which in Co Clare.
‘Start working with the individuals’ – Norton seeks change to allocation of universally accessible units
A “proper housing stock” is needed to cater for persons with disabilities throughout Co Clare, a meeting of the Ennis Municipal District has heard.
SENATOR MARTIN CONWAY: We are putting lives at risk by sharing falsehoods
As the new year gets underway we all hoped that Covid-19 would have been well supressed and we could begin the long road to rebuilding our lives but sadly that is not the case.
Labour leader contacted HSE to recommend Ennis company to provide PPE which earned EKO €87m
An intervention from a high-profile Irish politician assisted an Ennis company in becoming the biggest supplier of personal protective equipment (PPE) to the HSE last year and obtaining €87m in the process.
Flu vaccination extension to teenagers can help nation’s health – Senator Conway
Extension of the free flu vaccine to teenagers will help protect the health of the Irish population, a Clare Senator has said.
Growth of COVID-19 continues in Clare with 51 new cases
Clare has recorded 51 new cases of COVID-19 as the virus continues to grow across the country.
Injection of COVID-19 vaccines to begin in Clare nursing homes in mid-January
Administration of COVID-19 vaccines are to begin in Clare nursing homes in the beginning of January.
‘Average ambulance response times mean nothing’ – Murphy criticises HSE on West Clare cover
A West Clare councillor has slammed the NAS and HSE for a failure to provide adequate detail on the response times of ambulances to call outs in the county.
‘Proper air quality and indoor ventilation can lower spread’ says Kilkee councillor as lockdown measures criticised
A countywide public awareness campaign on the benefits of improved air quality and ventilation in lowering the spread of COVID-19 is needed in Clare, a county councillor has said while criticising the ‘unsustainable’ lockdown approach favoured by the Irish Government.
