'Basically everything is lost' but Glenisk director says company will start again
28/09/2021
28/09/2021
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Vaccination staff gave politicans and others a tour of the centre befor it opened
The new HSE-run Covid-19 mass vaccination centre in Portlaoise appears to have added a fresh impetus to the vaccination programme in Laois after just four days of operations.
The HSE has confirmed that 1,419 people received the jab at the Midlands Park Hotel hub since it opened last week.
The details are as follows:
Wednesday, April 21: 334
Thursday, April 22: 317
Friday, April 23: 349
Monday, April 26: 419
The center is working in tandem with GP practices and hospital hubs in Laois and elsewhere where people are getting the vital jab.
People who are aged 65 to 69 and who have registered on the HSE website received appointments began receiving their jabs last week.
Firefighters continued to battle the Glenisk blaze this evening
Pictured is Chadwicks ambassador and star of RTE’s Home Rescue Peter Finn aka Pete The Builder and his team launching Chadwicks Group’s National Tradesperson Check (NTC).
The flood at Irishtown Mountmellick in 2017. Pic: Kevin Byrne
Gardaí issue unusual warning over hi-vis jackets
Christy Bannon of SOSAD Laois accepting a donation raised by Miss Laois Alison Dyer.
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