Friday, April 26, 2024

Ireland

Elections in Northern Ireland could throw up uncertainity

LONDON: A cloud of uncertainty confronts Northern Ireland, one of the four constituents comprising the UK, as it goes to the polls to elect 90 members to its regional Assembly on May 5.

Waseem's ton helps UAE beat Ireland inT20 WC Qualifier A final

SHARJAH: UAE’s opener Muhammad Waseem reserved his best for the final of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier A, supported by Dream 11, at Al Amerat on Thursday.

EU, UK meet on citizens' rights, N.Ireland protocol

BRUSSELS: European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic and UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss have reiterated that it has "always been a top priority for both sides" to "guarantee the rights of EU (European Union) citizens resident in the UK and of UK citizens resident in the EU".

N.Ireland First Minister resigns over post-Brexit trade rules

BELFAST: Northern Ireland's First Minister Paul Givan has resigned as part of the protest staged by his Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) against the post-Brexit trade arrangements known as the Northern Ireland Protocol.

India race to 174-run win against Ireland

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: India raced to an effortless 174-run victory over Ireland in the ICC World Cup Under-19 Cricket at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy here today. India posted 307 for 5 and bundled out Ireland for 133 in 39 overs.

India, Ireland, UAE and Zimbabwe come flying out of the block

GUYTANA: India battled to a hard-fought 45-run heavyweight triumph over South Africa as the ICC Under 19 Men’s Cricket World Cup entered full swing on Saturday.

Ireland beat West Indies by 5 wickets (DLS method)

KINGSTON (JAMAICA): In the rain-interrupted second CG Insurance One Day International Ireland defeated West Indies by five wickets with 21 balls to spare (DLS method) at the Sabina Park here today. The win has helped Ireland to make it 1-1 in the three ODIs series.The third and last ODI will be played on January 16.

West Indies and Ireland Cricket Boards announce revised ODI schedule

KINGSTON (JAMACIA): Cricket West Indies (CWI) and Cricket Ireland (CI) have confirmed changes to the match schedule for the ongoing CG Insurance One-Day International Series.

West Indies beat Ireland by 24 runs in first ODI

KINGSTON (JAMAICA): West Indies beat Ireland by 24 runs in the first One-Day International against Ireland here today.

USA-Ireland ODI series cancelled due to COVID-related concerns

FLORIDA: USA Cricket and Cricket Ireland have jointly agreed to the cancellation of the one-day international leg of the Dafabet USA v Ireland Men’s International Series over COVID-related concerns that have emerged today, USA Cricket announced.

USA stun Ireland in T201, first win against Test-playing nation

LAUDERHILL: Former Mumbai and India Under-19 player Saurabh Netravalkar, pacer Ali Khan and left-arm spinner Nisarg Patel claimed two wickets apiece as the United States of America defeated Ireland 

Omicron becomes dominant strain of Covid-19 in Ireland

DUBLIN:The Irish Department of Health has reported 5,124 new confirmed Covid-19 cases, saying that about 52 per cent of them were due to the Omicron variant.

Ireland announces new restrictive measures

DUBLIN: The Irish government has announced a number of new restrictive health measures in order to control the rapid spread of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 during the upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays

Ireland reports 1st case of Omicron variant

DUBLIN: Ireland has detected its first case of the Omicron coronavirus variant, said the country's Department of Health.The case is associated with travel from one of the southern African countries that have been declared by the Irish government as high-risk countries for the spread of the new variant, the department added on Wednesday in a statement, without giving further details.

T20 World Cup: Ireland win toss, opt to bat against Namibia

SHARJAH:  Ireland captain Andrew Balbirnie won the toss and opted to bat against Namibia in the 11th match of ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2021 at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, here on Friday.

Ireland's health department under ransomware attack

DUBLIN: Ireland's Department of Health has been under a ransomware attack similar to that recently launched on the country's Health Service Executive (HSE), the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said on Sunday.

India added to Ireland's mandatory quarantine list

DUBLIN: Five countries including India have been added to Ireland's mandatory quarantine list, according to a statement released by the Irish government.

Scotland, Ireland ease lockdown curbs

LONDON: Scotland and Ireland eased their lockdown restrictions on Monday, as the two nations slowly returned to the pre-pandemic life.
Scotland, which has a tier system, will allow all shops, gyms and indoor sports facilities to reopen, while pubs, cafes and restaurants will reopen outdoors for groups of up to six people, DPA reported.

Ireland to impose mandatory quarantine on travellers from 16 countries

DUBLIN: People arriving in Ireland from the United States and 15 other countries and regions will have to complete a 14-day mandatory quarantine at a government-designated facility starting from 4 a.m. (Irish time) on April 15, according to a latest decision of the Irish government.

Over 18% of Ireland's population vaccinated against Covid-19

DUBLIN:Over 900,000 people in Ireland, or 18.5 per cent of the country's total population, have been partially or fully vaccinated against Covid-19, according to the statistics released by the Irish Department of Health on Monday.

Bank of Ireland to close 103 branches

DUBLIN:Bank of Ireland has confirmed that it will close 103 branches in Ireland and Northern Ireland starting from September onwards.

Twitter hit with $547,000 fine in Ireland's first major GDPR case

LONDON: Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC) on Tuesday imposed a fine of 450,000 euros (around $547,000) on Twitter for failure to promptly notify and properly document a data breach under Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Ireland to ease Covid-19 curbs from Dec 1

DUBLIN:  The Irish government has announced night that the current Level-5 or the highest Covid-19 restrictions will be lowered to Level-3 on December 1, with some special adjustments made for the upcoming Christmas holiday.