Covid-19: Record 3,394 cases reported in Republic
My Kildare Life interview with Maynooth University President, Philip Nolan - Leinster Leader
Holohan 'beyond worried' coronavirus infections could increase when air travel restrictions lifted
The Friday Interview: Philip Nolan, Conway Institute - Innovation | siliconrepublic.com - Ireland's Technology News Service
Fears of more restrictions as Nphet warns of up to 400 Covid cases in ICUs by January - Independent.ie
Coronavirus: Department of Health reports 43 more deaths of patients with Covid-19
Philip Nolan · TheJournal.ie
How Maynooth University is helping fight the COVID-19 pandemic | Maynooth University
Dr Philip Nolan - nijobfinder.co.uk
Dublin Balint on Twitter: "@President_MU Dear Philip, this is how I remember you. I remember your excitement (and my grief) when you took time out of our medical training to do your
Engaged Research' – a joined-up approach to tackling the big issues | News | Irish Research Council
Nphet seeing 'early, worrying signs', Philip Nolan urges people not to 'squander 52 weeks of sacrifice' - Independent.ie
Modelling citizen: Prof Philip Nolan and the battle against Covid-19
The pandemic is growing': Professor Nolan on why we're seeing high and growing Covid-19 incidence
Ní mór a bheith faichilleach, seachantach go fóill" - Holohan
Dr Phil Nolan - IMI
Stay at home, stop socialising': Ireland 'clearly' in third wave of pandemic, Philip Nolan says
News & Events | National University of Ireland
Maynooth University pays tribute to retiring President, Prof Philip Nolan | Maynooth University
Reopening plan: NPHET's Philip Nolan 'not concerned' about speed of easing restrictions | Newstalk
Professor Philip Nolan retires as Maynooth University president after 10-year term - Independent.ie
An awful lot of young people might have to die' if we were to pursue herd immunity strategy, Prof Nolan says
Less public-facing role ahead for Nphet, Tánaiste says
Professor Nolan's campaign to demonise people for leaving home with a cold or headache is a step too far - Independent.ie
