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People shopping on UK websites are no longer protected by EU consumer rights post Brexit. In addition, people can be charged to pay VAT on

The first vaccinations of staff at Roscommon University hospital have taken place this afternoon. 36 people an hour are set to be vaccinated at the

The CEO of St Christopher's services in Longford is calling for this country to adopt a UK model which is being used to provide

New restrictions have been unveiled by the Government to contain the spread of Covid 19 and will remain in place until at least the end

Two further hospitals in the Shannonside Northern Sound region have deferred services and clinics due to the rise in Covid cases in the community. Face

Thousands of workers who received State wage subsidies during 2020 will be receive details of their tax bill next week. Some employees who were on

A local TD is calling for further mortgage breaks to be developed for people struggling to pay their mortgages. Sinn Féin TD for Roscommon/

A Leitrim comedian believes RTE should remove a controversial sketch it aired on New Year's Eve that was condemned by head of the Catholic

Leaving Cert students could remain in school despite them shutting for the next few weeks. Cabinet Ministers are currently meeting to discuss a range of

Two separate weather warnings for snow and low temperatures have been issued for the entire country. From 8 o'clock tonight a low temperature/ice

Three Strokestown students hope to raise a massive €50,000 euro for children's cancer support as a result of their work on restoring a

Anyone arriving into Ireland will have to provide a negative PCR test under plans being considered by Government today. The rule will initially apply to

921 people with Covid-19 are being treated in Irish hospitals this morning - the highest number since the pandemic began. It's an increase since

The closure of schools until January 31st is set to be agreed at Cabinet later. Under the plan, special schools will be exempt, while creches