War of words between counties a reminder Covid restrictions are not like sports rules

‘Majority report’ is in favour of mass rollout of antigen tests, possibly in schools by September

Nphet member Dr Mary Horgan urges public to ‘think before they travel’ over Easter

Report expected to green-light use of Covid test to monitor outbreaks

US infectious diseases expert urges caution over ‘plateau’ in cases, at Dublin online event

Covid advisory group will reconvene in mid-February to consider the matter

Professors Mary Horgan, Karina Butler and Mark Ferguson added to State’s Covid-19 policy advisory body

Vaccination rate of 70% required in population to achieve results, says professor

A return to some version of Level 3 for the festive period risks undoing recent progress

Paul Reid believes early trends should give everybody ‘encouragement’

Support for championship going ahead ‘will need to be reconsidered’ if demands not met

Misinformation and conflicting statements on elite sport have not helped anyone

NPHET official cites ‘international evidence’ for restaurants’ role in spreading virus

Cases rise in Kildare, Laois and Offaly and views differ on how GAA should respond

Prof Mary Horgan says benefits of return of Cúl Camps outweigh small risk factor

Public health advice is to ‘use your judgment’ on how best to follow existing guidance

Timeline starts to take shape with championship return set for mid-October

Covid-19 might persuade more students to opt for healthcare courses

Prof Mary Horgan, who worked with Aids victims in US, cautions against stigmatising

World Rugby says wearing of masks and gloves at training not deemed essential