21/10/2021
21/10/2021
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Longford and Mullinalaghta's David McGivney among 32 players appealing for everyone to stay at home
Longford and Mullinalaghta's David McGivney is one of 32 GAA players from across Ireland urging people to stay at home and help stop the spread of coronavirus.
Forever Ireland Events posted a video on their Facebook page, with stars from across Ireland urging everyone to stay at home and do their bit to stop the spread of the current pandemic.
Scéalta Beo and Creative Ardagh have claimed top honours at the National Heritage Awards.
Just 10% of Irish people live within 15 minute walk of key amenities, says report
WARNING: Keep house tidy to help firefighters in event of fire
Trump launches new social media platform called TruthSOCIAL
Those living with obesity continue to face stigma, bias and discrimination
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