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Ireland All-Rounder George Dockrell Plays Against Sri Lanka Despite Turning COVID Positive
The ongoing T20 World Cup reported its first COVID-19 case as Ireland all-rounder George Dockrell has been identified as "potentially positive" for the virus ahead of their match against Sri Lanka, on Sunday.
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Rural Indians Join Rush To Study Abroad As Prospects Dim At Home
With many countries now lifting COVID restrictions, the number of Indian students heading to places like the United States, Canada, Australia, UK, Ireland and New Zealand was almost one million in early 2022, roughly doubling from pre-pandemic levels, according to government and industry estimates.
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"Weathered Omicron Storm": Ireland Lifts Most Covid Curbs As Cases Fall
Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin announced Friday most pandemic restrictions will be scrapped, including early closing times and other curbs on hospitality venues, declaring the country had "weathered the Omicron storm".
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USA, Ireland ODI Series Postponed Over COVID-19 Concerns
"While all players in both current playing squads have returned negative COVID results overnight, two members of the Irish support staff have tested positive, as well as several partners of players, resulting in two of the Irish players being deemed as close contacts," read an official statement.
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New Tougher Covid Lockdown Rules In Force In Parts Of UK Amid Omicron Scare
New tougher restrictions have come in force from Sunday in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland under devolved powers in a bid to curb rising coronavirus cases across the United Kingdom.
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USA vs Ireland One-Day Cricket Match Cancelled Due To Covid
The United States' one-day cricket international match with Ireland due to be played on Sunday has been cancelled because one of the umpires has COVID-19, USA Cricket said.
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"Work From Home": Ireland Traces Back Steps As Covid Cases Surge
Ireland said Tuesday it was asking people to work from home again while expanding its Covid-19 vaccination booster programme and certification scheme, as case rates and hospitalisations rise nationwide.
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Conti Ransomware Gang Hit 16 US Health and Emergency Networks, FBI Says
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said that the same group of online extortionists blamed for striking the Irish health system last week have also hit at least 16 US medical and first response networks in the past year.
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Irish Ransomware Attack to Cost Health Service Tens of Millions of Euros
Ireland health service experts say a ransomware attack will cost them tens of millions of euros as they will have to rebuild the IT systems related to their healthcare services. Ireland's health service operator shut down all its IT systems on Friday to protect them from a significant ransomware attack that led to a significant disruption in diagno...
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South Africa To Tour West Indies In June This Year
South Africa are set to play two Test matches and five Twenty20 internationals in the Caribbean during a tour which starts in June this year.
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India Receives Second Shipment Of Covid Aid From Ireland
A shipment carrying two oxygen generators, 548 oxygen concentrators, 365 ventilators and other medical equipment arrived in Delhi on Tuesday from Ireland to provide support India's fight against the second COVID-19 surge.
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Ireland To Limit AstraZeneca Covid Shot To Over-60s
Ireland's vaccine taskforce on Monday recommended the AstraZeneca coronavirus jab be limited to those aged over 60, following European reviews of evidence linking the shot to rare blood clotting events.
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Captain Andrew Balbirnie Hopes To See Ireland Players Bag IPL Contracts
No Ireland cricketer in 13 years has earned an IPL contract, and skipper Andrew Balbirnie feels it will be a massive moment if any Irish player is able to do so.
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Coronavirus Case at Apple's EU Headquarters in Ireland
An Apple employee at the tech giant's European headquarters in the city of Cork has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the firm said Tuesday.
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Ireland All-Rounder George Dockrell Plays Against Sri Lanka Despite Turning COVID Positive
The ongoing T20 World Cup reported its first COVID-19 case as Ireland all-rounder George Dockrell has been identified as "potentially positive" for the virus ahead of their match against Sri Lanka, on Sunday.
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Rural Indians Join Rush To Study Abroad As Prospects Dim At Home
With many countries now lifting COVID restrictions, the number of Indian students heading to places like the United States, Canada, Australia, UK, Ireland and New Zealand was almost one million in early 2022, roughly doubling from pre-pandemic levels, according to government and industry estimates.
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"Weathered Omicron Storm": Ireland Lifts Most Covid Curbs As Cases Fall
Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin announced Friday most pandemic restrictions will be scrapped, including early closing times and other curbs on hospitality venues, declaring the country had "weathered the Omicron storm".
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USA, Ireland ODI Series Postponed Over COVID-19 Concerns
"While all players in both current playing squads have returned negative COVID results overnight, two members of the Irish support staff have tested positive, as well as several partners of players, resulting in two of the Irish players being deemed as close contacts," read an official statement.
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New Tougher Covid Lockdown Rules In Force In Parts Of UK Amid Omicron Scare
New tougher restrictions have come in force from Sunday in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland under devolved powers in a bid to curb rising coronavirus cases across the United Kingdom.
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USA vs Ireland One-Day Cricket Match Cancelled Due To Covid
The United States' one-day cricket international match with Ireland due to be played on Sunday has been cancelled because one of the umpires has COVID-19, USA Cricket said.
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"Work From Home": Ireland Traces Back Steps As Covid Cases Surge
Ireland said Tuesday it was asking people to work from home again while expanding its Covid-19 vaccination booster programme and certification scheme, as case rates and hospitalisations rise nationwide.
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Conti Ransomware Gang Hit 16 US Health and Emergency Networks, FBI Says
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said that the same group of online extortionists blamed for striking the Irish health system last week have also hit at least 16 US medical and first response networks in the past year.
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Irish Ransomware Attack to Cost Health Service Tens of Millions of Euros
Ireland health service experts say a ransomware attack will cost them tens of millions of euros as they will have to rebuild the IT systems related to their healthcare services. Ireland's health service operator shut down all its IT systems on Friday to protect them from a significant ransomware attack that led to a significant disruption in diagno...
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South Africa To Tour West Indies In June This Year
South Africa are set to play two Test matches and five Twenty20 internationals in the Caribbean during a tour which starts in June this year.
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India Receives Second Shipment Of Covid Aid From Ireland
A shipment carrying two oxygen generators, 548 oxygen concentrators, 365 ventilators and other medical equipment arrived in Delhi on Tuesday from Ireland to provide support India's fight against the second COVID-19 surge.
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Ireland To Limit AstraZeneca Covid Shot To Over-60s
Ireland's vaccine taskforce on Monday recommended the AstraZeneca coronavirus jab be limited to those aged over 60, following European reviews of evidence linking the shot to rare blood clotting events.
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Captain Andrew Balbirnie Hopes To See Ireland Players Bag IPL Contracts
No Ireland cricketer in 13 years has earned an IPL contract, and skipper Andrew Balbirnie feels it will be a massive moment if any Irish player is able to do so.
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Coronavirus Case at Apple's EU Headquarters in Ireland
An Apple employee at the tech giant's European headquarters in the city of Cork has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the firm said Tuesday.
