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Nonsense.
We wonโt be taking to the dancefloor anytime soon, as dancing and mingling are among the things banned under new hospitality guidelines.
The ban on dancing is despite the fact that live music is now allowed at a 200-person outdoor event.
Nonsense.
We wonโt be taking to the dancefloor anytime soon, as dancing and mingling are among the things banned under new hospitality guidelines.
The ban on dancing is despite the fact that live music is now allowed at a 200-person outdoor event.
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So this evening at 6.50 pm the 79a Dublin Bus arrived on Kylemore Road and me and my 5-year-old daughter processed to get on as we did the driver asked weres your mask, I then replied that I was medically exempt he said nothing and allowed me to pay the fare for our journey as the money went in he told me to get the fuck off the bus because we had no masks, I then asked him are you refusing me and my child from the bus which he replied get fucking off as onlookers looked in disgust and my daughter witnessing this behaviour, her face mirroring through the reflection in the glass all I could see was her little sad face, I felt belittled, judged and angry that we were treated in this manner because I can't wear a mask due to medical reasons. Our society has become a world where you're made feel ashamed for this and a child has to walk 10k because she's not allowed on a bus with her mother.
So this evening at 6.50 pm the 79a Dublin Bus arrived on Kylemore Road and me and my 5-year-old daughter processed to get on as we did the driver asked weres your mask, I then replied that I was medically exempt he said nothing and allowed me to pay the fare for our journey as the money went in he told me to get the fuck off the bus because we had no masks, I then asked him are you refusing me and my child from the bus which he replied get fucking off as onlookers looked in disgust and my daughter witnessing this behaviour, her face mirroring through the reflection in the glass all I could see was her little sad face, I felt belittled, judged and angry that we were treated in this manner because I can't wear a mask due to medical reasons. Our society has become a world where you're made feel ashamed for this and a child has to walk 10k because she's not allowed on a bus with her mother.
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What Dublin bus done to the lady and her child when she said she was exempt with a medical condition is a disgrace. She had been getting this bus the last 2 years without a problem.
Authorised staff, including drivers and ticket inspectors may refuse entry to a person who is not wearing a face covering. Authorised persons may also ask a passenger who refuses to wear a face covering, to leave the vehicle.
These Regulations provide that members of the public who are 13 years old or older shall wear a face covering on public transport unless they have a reasonable excuse not to. Details of what constitutes a reasonable excuse are specified in the Regulation. These are where:
(a) the person cannot put on, wear or remove a face covering โ (i) because of any physical or mental illness, impairment, or disability, or (ii) without severe distress,
(b) the p... ...
What Dublin bus done to the lady and her child when she said she was exempt with a medical condition is a disgrace. She had been getting this bus the last 2 years without a problem.
Authorised staff, including drivers and ticket inspectors may refuse entry to a person who is not wearing a face covering. Authorised persons may also ask a passenger who refuses to wear a face covering, to leave the vehicle.
These Regulations provide that members of the public who are 13 years old or older shall wear a face covering on public transport unless they have a reasonable excuse not to. Details of what constitutes a reasonable excuse are specified in the Regulation. These are where:
(a) the person cannot put on, wear or remove a face covering โ (i) because of any physical or mental illness, impairment, or disability, or (ii) without severe distress,
(b) the p... ...
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INFLATION IS BACK and economists are divided about whether itโs just a fleeting issue in the aftermath of the pandemicโs initial march through the global economy or if itโs something more serious and likely to linger.
INFLATION IS BACK and economists are divided about whether itโs just a fleeting issue in the aftermath of the pandemicโs initial march through the global economy or if itโs something more serious and likely to linger.
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Residents of the Navan Road have hit back at plans by the National Transport Authority (NTA) to slash 140 trees from the area as part of a new BusConnects project.
Members of the Navan Road Community Council has tied yellow ribbons around the trees, sending a clear message to the NTA that they won't let them be chopped without a fight.
One resident has also created an online petition to "Save the Trees on the Navan Road from destruction".
Residents of the Navan Road have hit back at plans by the National Transport Authority (NTA) to slash 140 trees from the area as part of a new BusConnects project.
Members of the Navan Road Community Council has tied yellow ribbons around the trees, sending a clear message to the NTA that they won't let them be chopped without a fight.
One resident has also created an online petition to "Save the Trees on the Navan Road from destruction".
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Australia reported a record daily number of new coronavirus cases this year on Saturday with the highly infectious Delta variant continuing to spread through the country's most populous states of New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.
With about 15 million people in the three states, or 60pc of Australia's population, under a strict lockdown, the country also reported five coronavirus-related deaths, one of the highest this year.
Australia reported a record daily number of new coronavirus cases this year on Saturday with the highly infectious Delta variant continuing to spread through the country's most populous states of New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.
With about 15 million people in the three states, or 60pc of Australia's population, under a strict lockdown, the country also reported five coronavirus-related deaths, one of the highest this year.
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Focus on what's happening here as its coming soon worldwide.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison sent around 300 soldiers to parts of Sydney with higher migrant populations as well as southwestern areas yesterday to stop people leaving their homes more than once and break up gatherings, The Times reports.
It comes as the country continues to pursue a 'Zero Covid' strategy with aims to eliminate the virus despite mounting evidence it may be impossible - with cases continuing to rise and only 21 per cent of adults double vaccinated.
Focus on what's happening here as its coming soon worldwide.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison sent around 300 soldiers to parts of Sydney with higher migrant populations as well as southwestern areas yesterday to stop people leaving their homes more than once and break up gatherings, The Times reports.
It comes as the country continues to pursue a 'Zero Covid' strategy with aims to eliminate the virus despite mounting evidence it may be impossible - with cases continuing to rise and only 21 per cent of adults double vaccinated.
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Vance was diagnosed with COVID-19 late last month. Vance had been fully vaccinated against the virus.
He served for more than 30 years with the department.
Vance was diagnosed with COVID-19 late last month. Vance had been fully vaccinated against the virus.
He served for more than 30 years with the department.
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Covid-19 outbreaks shut down factories and food processing plants and pull infected workers off the job, Thailand now faces the possibility of food supply shortages. Markets and supermarkets are beginning to see reductions in available stock after nearly 100 food processing plants across the country have been closed or partially closed with production capacity reduced.
Covid-19 outbreaks shut down factories and food processing plants and pull infected workers off the job, Thailand now faces the possibility of food supply shortages. Markets and supermarkets are beginning to see reductions in available stock after nearly 100 food processing plants across the country have been closed or partially closed with production capacity reduced.
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