Person: Gerry Killeen

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<p>Key ministers in the Irish Government are anxious to re-establish connectivity, given its importance to the life and economy of the country. File picture: iStock</p>

politics

International travel could return by late July as Government moves to ease restrictions

Taoiseach to propose paring back mandatory quarantine list amid moves to adopt the EU digital green cert

<p>Taoiseach Micheal Martin. The government appears to have learned its lesson on over-promising.</p>

ourview

Irish Examiner view: Plan heightens expectations

<p>Prof Gerry Killeen has cited the example of Brazil's troubles with Covid-19 as a reason for Ireland not to put all its eggs in the vaccine basket. Picture: Denis Minhane</p>

news

Relying too heavily on vaccines could backfire, expert warns

news

Union calls for vaccine priority for teachers

news

LVA chides Dublin pubs on takeaway sales and outdoor drinking

comment-analysis

Covid-19: 'I could guarantee you a biblical plague by Christmas,' warns UCC Professor

Experts call to ‘crush’ Covid-19 with all-island restrictions

Leading experts in public health have joined forces to canvass public support for tighter restrictions across the island of Ireland to “crush” Covid-19 and eliminate the risk of further outbreaks and lockdowns into the future.

Tue, 26 May, 2020

Irish Examiner View: Easier call may have hard results

As the momentum to ease restrictions gathers pace, we are confronted with a yin or yang choice, and it is hard to remember a decision where the stakes were so high.

Tue, 26 May, 2020

'Guaranteed' that 'second wave will come when they ease restrictions', says UCC professor

It comes after another four people with coronavirus died in Ireland, bringing the death toll to 1,608.

Mon, 25 May, 2020

Further four deaths and 57 new cases of coronavirus

A further four people who had been diagnosed with Covid-19 have died.

Mon, 25 May, 2020

The original Marty party? When Clare shocked Kerry in 1992

CLARE v Kerry in the 1992 Munster football final popped up on TV recently.

Fri, 27 Mar, 2020

Gerry Killeen: Slowing the growth of epidemic is simply not enough

The approach taken to containment in Ireland thus far remains too tentative as many people will be infected without clinical symptoms, writes Gerry Killeen.

Fri, 27 Mar, 2020

From the archives: The day Clare broke old firm stranglehold

For much of the time, he served as a Clare delegate to the Munster Council before being elected chairman, Noel Walsh was a strong advocate of the inter-provincial competitions and in the vanguard of the movement to open up Croke Park to rugby and soccer.

Mon, 23 Jun, 2014

Banner hero Tubridy to seek out heroes of ’92 for guidance

Clare’s David Tubridy will be paying a visit to his neighbours in the coming days for a bit of advice.

Tue, 12 Jun, 2012

Soldiers of mixed fortune

We have fought bravely and died brutally in wars ranging from the Napoleonic to the Boer to World War 11. The Fighting Irish is the story of our finest, says Richard Fitzpatrick

Thu, 16 Feb, 2012

Gates gives $20m for malaria research

The world's richest man, Bill Gates, has donated almost $20m (€13.9m) to fund research into malaria, it was announced today.

Mon, 29 Oct, 2007

Kilmurry must face final with right attitude

PAT HANRAHAN can sympathise with Pat O’Dwyer of Kilmurry-Ibrickane.

Sat, 04 Dec, 2004