The top four things you need to know - June 30th

The top four things you need to know for Wednesday morning, June 30th.


Representatives from the hospitality sector will meet senior government ministers later over the decision to delay reopening indoor dining.

It was to resume next Monday but has been pushed back a number of weeks over concerns about the delta variant.

According to latest proposals when it does return, only fully vaccinated people or those who've recovered from Covid will be allowed like many other EU countries.

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A record delivery of 318,000 doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines will arrive in Ireland today.

It comes a AstraZeneca and Johnson and Johnson vaccines to be used on under-40s. 

Pharmacies are confident they'll be able to use the Johnson and Johnson jabs on all over-18s - as opposed to only over-50s.

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People in Cork are to participate in workshops to tackle the climate change and biodiversity crises.

Cork City Council intoduced a new Community Climate Action Programme after they declared a Climate and Biodiversity emergency in 2019

The programme aims to help the city deal with issues surrounding transport, water and food that we consume. 

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Emergency services attended the scene of a fire in the Ballincollig area yesterday evening.

The fire service were alerted to the blaze just before 8 pm at a derelict ESB building in the Link Road area.

One unit from Ballincollig Fire Service attended the scene.
 

 


 

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