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Friday 16 April 2021
In Ireland, it was confirmed last night that four variants of concern had been identified in mandatory hotel quarantine
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Footage reveals 13-year-old Adam Toledo dropped a handgun and raised his empty hands.
The Finance Minister said this is a “very significant event” for the banking sector.
Both Tánaiste Leo Varadkar and Minister for Tourism Catherine Martin have spoken about plans to reopen the hospitality sector for the summer.
Google is considering an appeal of the ruling.
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Brexit minister David Frost and European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic have met in Brussels.
Minister McEntee said the constitutional rights of freedom of expression and of association will be respected in the new legislation.
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The government’s National Remote Work Strategy says that remote working will be a “permanent feature” after Covid-19.
Leo Varadkar said that it is “increasingly evident that outdoor dining is much safer than indoor”.
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Defence barrister Eleazar Anyene said the defendant “refused to come out” of his cell.
The White House said the 10 diplomats being expelled include representatives of Russian intelligence services.
The latest figures were confirmed by the National Public Health Emergency Team this evening.
THERE ARE A lot of positive noises coming from Government for the potential of a normal summer.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said indoor and outdoor dining could return and there is advance planning for a reopening in May, June and July.
He said: “It is increasingly evident that outdoor dining is much safer than indoor.
“But we would hope to get to the point where both will be possible.”
Travel outside of the country will likely still be a difficulty but it could see a boom for the Irish hospitality trade as stay at home adventures become a viable option.
Tourism Minister Catherine Martin has said she is working on plans that could allow the tourism industry to re-open this summer for Irish holidaymakers.
Minister Martin said she is cautiously optimistic for the summer.
“I think if we look at where we are right now, for the first time this year there are less than 200 people in hospital, there are less than 50 in ICU. Cases are falling and the R rate is below one,” she said.
Today we’re asking: Are you planning a domestic summer holiday?
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Cuan Ó Seireadáin discusses 6 Harcourt Street, which is the subject of a TG4 documentary tonight.
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