Waiting lists for dental and orthodontic treatments soar as dentists drop out of medical card scheme in record numbers.
28/10/2021
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Waterford deaths and funerals - Friday, September 11
Tony Manser
Faithlegg, Waterford
Tony's private funeral Mass will take place in Faithlegg Church on Sunday, followed by private cremation.
Tony's funeral will pass his residence at 2.15pm on Sunday. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu to Waterford Alzheimer's Society.
Barry Curran
Coolboa, Clashmore, Waterford
Barry’s funeral will be held privately.
Valerija was last seen on Clare Street in Limerick at 7.10pm on Tuesday, 26th October 2021.
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".
This extended IHF programme offers communities across Ireland multiple ways to process the impact of death, dying, grief, and more general losses that have taken place during the pandemic.
Coveney concerned as Palestinian NGOs supported by Irish Aid classed as terrorists
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