President Higgins previously said that he would be "very glad" to receive the vaccine as soon as his turn came around.
President Michael D Higgins and his wife Sabina received the first doses of their Covid-19 vaccine late last week.
Both 79 years young, the couple is eligible to receive the vaccine as part of the HSE's rollout programme - with the duo vaccinated at their local GP's office on Friday last. Confirming that their 'turn' had come, the official presidential Twitter account tweeted to say that both Michael D and Sabina were "grateful" to have received the first doses of their vaccination.
https://twitter.com/PresidentIRL/status/1374006702287155200
Naturally, there was great concern for Miggeldy's two dogs with one Twitter user encouraging the powers that be to "please do the dogs too, just to be sure."
https://twitter.com/SamJamesMorgan/status/1374007690800857090
Saying what we're all thinking, to be fair. News of Síoda's passing shook us to our very core last year, so Bród and Misneach must be protected at all costs.
According to reports from The Irish Times, RTE and more, the Japanese company behind the Sylvanian Families toy line has dropped its high-profile lawsuit against a Kildare woman whose soap-opera-style videos of the cutesy figurines turned into a viral sensation. Epoch Company Ltd., which first launched Sylvanian Families in 1985 and sells them in the […]
Comedian and actress Rosie O’Donnell became an unexpected hero last night in Dublin, performing the Heimlich manoeuvre with her friend Kiki and her cousin on a 90-year-old woman who was choking during dinner at the Dylan Hotel. O’Donnell, currently in Dublin preparing for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, recounted the dramatic incident in an audio message, […]
Parliament Street is set to become traffic-free from Friday, July 4th, as Dublin City Council moves ahead with the next phase of its city centre transport overhaul. The plan will see the street permanently reallocated for walking and cycling. It is also set to include the introduction of green spaces, public seating, and improved pedestrian […]
