Month: March 2022

In the middle of March, while many Americans were panic-buying milk and toilet paper, Michael Redmond had other things on his mind: how to safely “Social distancing is a luxury many can’t afford. Vermont actually did something about it.”

There’s a growing consensus in the climate change community that the key to transitioning the US economy from fossil fuels is to electrify everything — “Big electric trucks and buses are coming. Here’s how to speed up the transition.”

Close the bars. Open the schools. Public health experts have been repeating this same refrain since the summer, when many states and cities reopened businesses “Why restaurants are open and schools are closed”

Naas CBS 3-14 St Brendan’s Killarney 2-15 Richard Commins reports at Croke Park NAAS CBS BECAME the first Kildare school to lift the Hogan Cup “Naas hold off four-time winners St Brendan’s in thriller to win first Hogan Cup for Kildare”

With the already staggering coronavirus case and death toll expected to climb further in the US following Thanksgiving, there’s at least more good news on “Moderna released more Covid-19 vaccine results. They’re very encouraging.”

CORRIGAN PARK IN Belfast will host Antrim’s Ulster senior football championship tie against Cavan in April. There had been uncertainty over Antrim retaining home advantage “Belfast venue confirmed for Antrim-Cavan game as Ulster SFC fixtures released”

Donald Trump clearly wants credit for the recent successes of the Covid-19 vaccines US companies are developing. “I came up with vaccines that people didn’t “Why Trump taking credit for the Covid-19 vaccines could be a good thing”

Joe Biden will become the US president during an extraordinary moment in history, one that could very well prove to be the calm before the “Joe Biden should do everything at once”

When the Covid-19 pandemic forced much of the US to lock down in the spring of 2020, officials and experts worried the necessary social distancing ““The stakes are life and death”: Addiction treatment’s Covid-19 challenge”

THE GPA HAVE released a detailed statement this evening as the dispute with the GAA over player expenses continues. Written by Wexford hurler and GPA “GPA chief insists ‘false’ to suggest they ‘would be happy to allow over training’”