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Flu virus or meningitis - would you know the difference?
ACT for Meningitis, the Irish charity for meningitis awareness and support is issuing a warning as winter time is upon us.
Stay away — Flu and Covid outbreaks sees UHG issue appeal
An outbreak of influenza and a high number of COVID-19 cases saw University Hospital Galway last night (Wednesday) appeal to the public not to visit the hospital if they are feeling unwell or have respiratory symptoms.
Stay away — Flu and Covid outbreaks sees UHG issue appeal
An outbreak of influenza and a high number of COVID-19 cases saw University Hospital Galway last night (Wednesday) appeal to the public not to visit the hospital if they are feeling unwell or have respiratory symptoms.
Exclusive fireside chat with infectious disease expert
Exclusive fireside chat with infectious disease expert
Covid and flu outbreaks see visiting restrictions at UHG
University Hospital Galway is advising that visiting restrictions remain in place due to influenza and COVID-19 outbreaks on site.
Research reveals increase in flu vaccine interest within Westmeath
As Ireland prepares for a difficult flu season, research from LloydsPharmacy has given an insight into the change in behaviours by Westmeath consumers when it comes to health and wellbeing.
Racecourse facility to be used to give health workers winter flu jab
The mass vaccination centre at Galway Racecourse at Ballybrit is to be used to issue the winter flu vaccine to healthcare workers in the west.
Racecourse facility to be used to give health workers the winter flu jab
The mass vaccination centre at Galway Racecourse at Ballybrit is to be used to issue the winter flu vaccine to healthcare workers in the west.
‘Spanish Flu’ ended summer 1919, but a more virulent epidemic remained
The so-called ‘Spanish Flu’ of 1918/19 came in three phases, leading to the false hope that as each phase appeared to be on the wane, it only returned with a vengeance, creating misery and fear throughout the country.
Lack of social distancing aided second phase of ‘Spanish Flu’
[Week II. Read Part I.] The 1918 General Election on December 14 was the most significant election in modern Irish history. Following the events of World War I, the Easter Rising, and the Conscription Crisis, the whole island was caught up in fierce debate as to its future. The result was a sweeping victory for a radical Sinn Féin, which promised to establish an independent Irish Republic. The moderate Irish Parliamentary Party, which had dominated the Irish political landscape since the 1880s, was wiped out; while in Ulster the Unionist Party took power.
