Waiting lists for dental and orthodontic treatments soar as dentists drop out of medical card scheme in record numbers.
28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Waterford deaths and funerals - Monday, November 2
William (Bill) Murray
St Andrews Street, Waterford City
William's funeral Mass will take place on Monday in St Mary's Church, Ballygunner, followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery.
Rosaleen Grant (née O'Sullivan)
Oaklands, Faithlegg, Waterford
Rosaleen’s funeral cortège will pass her home on Tuesday at 10.45am en route to St Nicholas’ Church, Faithlegg for funeral Mass. Burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery.
Bus Éireann employs 100 people who live in County Waterford and transports 2,900 students on school transport in the county each school day.
Valerija was last seen on Clare Street in Limerick at 7.10pm on Tuesday, 26th October 2021.
Fourth highest week of Covid cases amid 'steep rise in cases' (Image: Getty Images)
The new rules are due to be written into law today.
Construction workers have lowest vaccine uptake among employed Irish
The Tánaiste said the measure would "not necessarily" be about stopping people visiting hospitals but rather about "facilitating safe visits".
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