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Govt Debates Garda Powers To Shut Down Pubs As Rural Tds Vow To Block Legislation
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Govt debates garda powers to shut down pubs as rural TDs vow to block legislation
Second School Reports Positive Covid Case As Priority Testing For Schools Announced
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Second school reports positive Covid case as priority testing for schools announced
Charlie Mcconalogue To Be Appointed New Minister For Agriculture
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Charlie McConalogue to be appointed new Minister for Agriculture
Hospitals See Highest Numbers On Trolleys Since March In ‘Toxic Covid Combination’
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Hospitals see highest numbers on trolleys since March in ‘toxic Covid combination’
Some Schools ‘Failing To Implement Covid-19 Social Distancing’
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Some schools ‘failing to implement Covid-19 social distancing’
Homes Evacuated In Clifden After Severe Flooding
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Homes evacuated in Clifden after severe flooding
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Trinity College Remains Top University In Ireland
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Trinity College remains top university in Ireland
Hse Warns Of 'More Difficult Winter Than We've Ever Faced'
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HSE warns of 'more difficult winter than we've ever faced'
Weather Warning For North And West Of Country
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Weather warning for north and west of country
Donnelly: Dublin Being Watched But No Talk Of Local Lockdown
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Donnelly: Dublin being watched but no talk of local lockdown
Greece On Ireland's 'Green List' As Scotland And Wales Introduce Quarantine Rules
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Greece on Ireland's 'green list' as Scotland and Wales introduce quarantine rules
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Impact Of Schools On Covid Numbers 'Won't Be Visible For Five To 10 Days'
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Impact of schools on Covid numbers 'won't be visible for five to 10 days'
Dáil Resumes: Debate On Garda Covid-19 Powers, New Agriculture Minister Expected
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Dáil resumes: Debate on garda Covid-19 powers, new Agriculture Minister expected
Tailored Support For Jobseekers Improves Employment Rates Says Esri
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Tailored support for jobseekers improves employment rates says ESRI
Meat Industry Ireland Continue To Deny Sick Pay For Workers After Siptu Meeting
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Meat Industry Ireland continue to deny sick pay for workers after Siptu meeting
€5M Worth Of Mobile Phones Stolen Since Beginning Of 2019
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€5m worth of mobile phones stolen since beginning of 2019
1,250 New Places Being Made Available For Higher Education
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1,250 new places being made available for higher education