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Lockdown views: Lisa Regan
"For me it is the lack of freedom of movement, which I never even considered before. Not being allowed to go and do things I want to do has been a challenge and a massive wake up call to just how lucky we all are living here in Galway.
Lockdown views: Sarah Perry
"I am looking forward to travelling more with family and friends when lockdown is over and restrictions have been lifted. The lockdown has made me realise that life is short and that no one is invincible. I took life and its length, for granted up until this point because of my young age. I've now been shocked back into reality because of this virus.
Maintaining reuse ethos while staying safe at home
On both local and national platforms, the general public are coming to terms with the new reality of social distancing and getting to grips with how best to avoid contamination of ourselves and those around us.
What to watch on streaming channels during the lockdown
With the cinemas closed and Ireland in self isolation, visual entertainment distraction, films which will engross are vastly important and so to Netflix and Amazon Prime most families will turn for their daily viewing requirements.
'A pure voice. A true voice. A miraculous voice'
MARY MCPARTLAN, the musician, promoter, musical director, theatre-maker, academic, and broadcaster, rightly described by Uachtarán na hÉireann, Michael D Higgins, as "one of the greatest traditional singers of her generation", died this week following a battle with cancer.
Renault’s new ZOE scores on affordability and range
Renault has just launched their new ZOE model. Their all-electric hatchback gets a fresh new look, more dynamic styling and some new body colours have been added.
'Robust financial package' needed to protect farmers during Covid-19 crisis, says O'Hara
A "robust financial package" to protect farmers during the Covid-19 emergency is essential, especially in order to mitigate the effects of the drop in demand for farmers' produce, particularly in the beef and sheep sectors.
Government must secure domestic production line for PPE, says Farrell
The Government must "immediately secure" a domestic production line for Personnnel Protective Equipment for frontline healthcare workers.
Rabbitte calls for 'No Detriment' policy to ease exam pressure on third level students
With the coronavirus lockdown preventing students from accessing the books and documents necessary for their studies, third level institutions across Ireland should immediately introduce a 'No Detriment' policy.
