Staff at the Mater Hospital have applauded the Irish public for staying home during the covid-19 crisis.
Frontline staff at the facility gathered at safe physical distances this morning and clapped for two minutes at 11am today.
FRONTLINE GARDAÍ HAVE JUST TWO WORDS FOR YOU All-THANK YOU: Medical, nursing, paramedical & other Frontline hospital staff, gathering outside the Mater Hospital Dublin this morning. Thank you is never enough from your Frontline colleagues in AGS. #Gardaí #Mater #HeroesOfCovid19 pic.twitter.com/pQaMG3VYc0
— Garda Review (@GardaReview) April 9, 2020
They are urging people to continue adhering to the public health guidelines to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Professor Sean Gaine, a consultant respiratory physician at the Mater Hospital, says "We understand that it is difficult to stay apart from loved ones and believe that it is only right to pay tribute to the Irish public who are adhering to the public health guidelines."
Professor Gaine is asking "everyone to continue doing what you are doing."
