Radio Beams – Back to School Both Ann Marie and Emma Tell us More

Posted on July 28, 2020 by Steven A

Smokin’ Room Sessions

Posted on July 24, 2020 by Steven A

Lee’s Electronic Hour

Posted on July 24, 2020 by Steven A

RCB Sports Show Special 2020 Clare Senior & Intermediate Hurling & Clare Camogie Club Championship 1st Rd preview Show

Posted on July 21, 2020 by Steven A

RCB Sports Show Special 2020 Clare Senior & Intermediate Hurling & Clare Camogie Club Championship 1st Rd preview Show presented by Noel Greene, Jim Conlan & Nicholas Rynne and joined by special guest analysts former Clare Hurling Manager Ger O’Loughlin & former Clare Camogie manager Trish O’Grady.
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[/p]RCB Sports Show Special 2020 Clare Senior & Intermediate Hurling & Clare Camogie Club Championship 1st Rd preview Show presented by Noel Greene, Jim Conlan & Nicholas Rynne and joined by special guest analysts former Clare Hurling Manager Ger O’Loughlin & former Clare Camogie manager Trish O’Grady

Posted on July 20, 2020 by Steven A

Guidance on safe use of face coverings is available here.

From the 16th July face coverings should be worn by all customers in shops and shopping centres across the country. Retail staff will also be required to wear a face covering unless there is a partition between them and members of the public or where there is a distance of 2 metres between them and members of the public. Regulations, with details on enforcement and penalties are in the process of being drafted.

Face coverings are required on public transport.

by people visiting the homes of those who are cocooning

by people who are being visited in their homes by those who are cocooning

If you wear one, you should still do the important things necessary to prevent the spread of the virus.

These include:

Washing your hands properly and often.
Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve when you cough and sneeze
Not touching your eyes, nose or mouth if your hands are not clean
Social distancing (keeping at least 2 metres away from other people)

Everyone in Ireland has helped to reduce the spread of COVID-19. We have worked together in difficult circumstances to save many lives.
Now that our services and communities are re-opening, we all want to stay safe and keep protecting each other from coronavirus. We do this by cleaning our hands, social distancing and covering sneezes and coughs.

Posted on July 20, 2020 by Steven A

COVID Tracker App.
Available for iOS and Android.

The HSE has created a free smartphone app to help improve contact tracing for COVID-19.
The app will make contact tracing faster and more accurate, reducing the spread of coronavirus.
Over 1,180,000 have already downloaded the app as of today.

If you use the app, you can:

Get an alert if you have been in close contact with someone who tests positive for COVID-19

Alert others if you test positive for coronavirus – this will help keep other people safe

Track your symptoms and get advice on what to do if you’re sick

Get regular updates, and protect yourself and others as we learn to live with COVID-19

How it Works:
The COVID Tracker phone app uses Bluetooth to make a secure, anonymous record any time you are close to other app users. The record is stored locally on your phone in an encrypted form and can’t be read by you or the other person.

Helping with Contact Tracing
If an app user tests positive for coronavirus, the HSE can ask them for their app records. You’re in control of sharing your records but the information will help to alert other people who might be affected. This can reduce the spread of coronavirus.

COVID Check-In

The app will ask you how you’re feeling and if you’re not well, you will be brought through the coronavirus symptom checker. You will be provided with expert HSE advice where needed.

Privacy and data

Any personal data provided will be processed in line with GDPR and data protection law. The data will only be used in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. You can choose to leave and uninstall the app at any time.

Find out more at covidtracker.ie

The app:
Collects data anonymously and stores it on your phone
Does not publicly identify anyone with coronavirus or identify you to other app users
Will not make personal data available to the HSE without your direct consent
COVID Tracker is a free app for your mobile phone. It will help us to protect each other and slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Ireland.

Using the COVID Tracker app along with the existing public health measures will help us all stay safe when we meet up, socialise, work or travel.