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Aquila Bioscience at NUIG has developed a technology, called Abwipe, which they say could prove a useful countermeasure to the Wuhan coronavirus, Corvid-19. The technology was originally designed in consultation with the European Defence Agency to protect military and emergency personnel from biological agents such as anthrax.

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https://gript.ie/an-emerging-irish-technology-may-be-key-to-containing-the-wuhan-coronavirus/
Hardly anybody has an incentive to form a Government. And at least two of the larger parties stand to gain from another election. John McGuirk writes that a second trip to the polls is starting to look like the most likely outcome:


https://gript.ie/a-second-election-is-starting-to-look-very-likely-indeed/
With the Labour Leadership contest underway, and the country slowly coming apart without a government, it’s time to bring back what is undoubtedly one of the greatest achievements of Irish politics – the Alan Kelly election rap.

In the upcoming election the starkest difference between Kelly and O’Riordain may be that O’Riordain has never produced an election rap, and may in fact have never produced an election song of any type.

https://gript.ie/the-alan-kelly-rap-is-the-anthem-for-unity-we-need-to-heal-the-country/
The Minister for Health has failed for years. He had plenty of time to prepare for the crisis that has arrived this evening, and he didn't take it.

It is impossible to have confidence in Simon Harris over Coronavirus

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https://gript.ie/it-is-impossible-to-have-confidence-in-simon-harris-over-coronavirus/
PODCAST: A Government minister says SF’s planned public meetings are akin to the Nuremberg rallies of Nazi Germany; Martin and FF are coming out on top of Government formation talks; and it looks like Simon Harris forgot to ask the IRFU to cancel the Ireland v Italy match before he went out and publicly announced its cancellation.https://gript.ie/podcasts/trsi-61-not-quite-the-nuremberg-rallies/
"So when someone buys their coke at the weekend, they are buying shares in the torture and murder of young fellas like 17-year old Keane Mulready-Woods in Drogheda. He too made his choice, restricted no doubt by all sorts of issues, to become part of it all. This morning, a man was charged with his murder, in Drogheda District Court, but those in every stratum of society who consume the products of drug gangs have some culpability for the never ending spiral of violence."

MATT TREACY writes

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https://gript.ie/when-you-buy-coke-at-the-weekend-youre-buying-shares-in-the-torture-and-murder-of-17-year-olds/
Donald Trump will have a keen eye on tomorrow's Democratic Primary in South Carolina - which will either hand Bernie Sanders the nomination to oppose him, or signal a long bitter battle for the Democratic nod in the months ahead.

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https://gript.ie/is-biden-going-to-come-roaring-back-in-south-carolina/
MICHAEL COOK writes that the Great Plague of 1630 which makes the coronavirus seem like a Sunday summer picnic

"The Great Plague of 1630 in which perhaps a million (1,000,000) people died. Seventeen (17) have died so far in Italy’s coronavirus outbreak. That figure alone should immunise you against nostalgia for the Good Old Days."

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https://gript.ie/count-your-blessings-if-you-catch-coronavirus-you-still-missed-out-on-bubonic-plague/
The former Tory MEP Daniel Hannan has said that the recent vote for Sinn Fein means Ireland is moving away from democracy because of SF's links to the IRA, but it was British violence and oppression that caused the birth of Sinn Fein and the IRA. Writes Daniel O'Dowd.

https://gript.ie/british-politicians-created-sinn-fein-and-the-ira/