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'It was shaping to be a very strong year': How will the coronavirus crisis impact the housing market?
All of these indicators suggested a market that was growing, with supply remaining low relative to demand.
Yesterday’s News
Ireland gives €10 million to UN fund to help vulnerable countries tackle Covid-19
Tánaiste Simon Coveney said that “helping them is not only the right thing… it is also the sensible thing for Ireland to do.”
Daft.ie is helping provide free accommodation for doctors and nurses battling the Covid-19 pandemic
It’s expected that a feature allowing doctors and nurses to self-isolate outside of hospitals will be live by next week.
Russia’s failure to respond to concerns about fair trial rights compels judge to “terminate” extradition
Igor Khatlamadzhiyev (37), was wanted for a number of alleged thefts and robberies in Russia.
US Navy evacuating virus-struck aircraft carrier USS Roosevelt
Pentagon officials admitted the Roosevelt’s plight was a challenge for military readiness.
You can now tap your card for purchases up to €50 - plus more tips for safer shopping
Including how to use your phone or smart watch to pay.
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TV Wrap - Sunderland 'Til I Die is the show we want, if not the show we need right now
The second series of the fly-on-the-wall documentary has been released on Netflix.
Quiz: How well do you know Matt Damon?
The film star is still in Ireland after a film shoot was cancelled due to Covid-19.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s everything that hit the news headlines today – with a special blast-from-the-past Parting Shot.
7 big questions for Irish football as Uefa call off Slovakia play-off again
When is the game likely to be played? And what happens with the McCarthy/Kenny succession plan?
Leo Varadkar: Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil could agree basis for government by next week
“We hope certainly this week, or next week, to agree a joint document with them,” the Taoiseach said.
Your evening longread: The true story that inspired the film Boogie Nights
It’s a coronavirus-free zone as we bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Coronavirus: 14 more deaths and 212 new cases in Ireland confirmed
Health officials have given an update on the situation in Ireland this evening.
Dáil sitting prompts State’s top civil servant to remind TDs of Covid-19 guidelines
A number of TDs have said the government must continue to be held to account.
Debunked: That WhatsApp message about a 'strict ban on alcohol' from tomorrow is, at best, an April Fool's joke
The image claims that there will be “a strict ban of alcohol” from tomorrow, meaning that off-licences would close.
The Remote: Classic Simpsons, Irish crime and an escape from New York - your weekly TV guide
From the youngest members of the family to teenagers to mum and dad, we’ve got you covered here.
'No foul play' suspected in death of woman in Killiney, Dublin
The body of a woman in her 50s was discovered in the Balure Lane area of Killiney yesterday evening.
First patients arrive at Citywest self-isolation centre as Harris warns of 'very significant pressure' on hospitals
Similar centres will be set up around the country.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Organisers confirm cancellation of this year's Wimbledon
The grass-court Grand Slam event was previously only cancelled by world wars.
Debunked: No, Leo Varadkar is not telling people to avoid using the Houseparty video messaging app
An image purporting to show the Taoiseach warning people not to use the app has been shared on social media in recent days.
Contact tracing to be extended to suspected cases of Covid-19
A team of 1,400 health officials will work to trace and contact people.
Limerick man wanted for alleged rhino horn trafficking willing to surrender himself to US authorities, court told
The man is in custody awaiting his surrender to US officials but the handover cannot occur due to the Covid-19 crisis.
Ireland's death toll rises by 14, as new contact-tracing rules kick in: Today's Covid-19 main points
Health officials confirmed last night that another 17 people have died from the virus in the Republic of Ireland.
'They're effectively stealing annual holidays': Dublin Bus drivers ordered to take annual leave during Covid-19 crisis
Richard Boyd Barrett said he believes the policy being implemented is “hugely unfair”.
Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan and Independent Rónán Mullen elected to the Seanad
Former TDs Michael D’Arcy and Eugene Murphy have been elected.
Ireland's Euro 2020 play-off in June shelved as FAI face manager contract dilemma
The rescheduled games have been postponed again today after Uefa’s conference call with its 55 member associations.
Coronavirus death toll in Spain surges over 9,000 and another 563 fatalities in the UK
Spain has the world’s second-highest death toll after Italy.
Over-70s must stay at home even if they are fit and active, says government official
There are currently over 460,000 people aged over 70 in the country.
Man (48) appears in court charged in connection with stabbing of his son at Cork bus stop
Gino Frahill was found injured at a bus stop in Bandon shortly before 8am yesterday.
New report shows there are now 118 clusters of Covid-19 in Ireland, with 24 in nursing homes
That’s according to the latest data by the Health Protection Surveillance Centre.
There will be delays in coronavirus tests and results in coming weeks, Taoiseach says
Leo Varadkar said he understands the anxiety and worry of people waiting for tests and results.
Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan in hospital for tests unrelated to Covid-19
He expects to be out of hospital and back at work as early as tomorrow.
Special Needs Assistants will be redeployed to other public services to free up frontline workers
The initial priority will be in community services for children with a disability.
'We can see how fragile rugby is... there's going to be a big readjustment'
Ex-Grenoble and Dragons boss Bernard Jackman isn’t surprised to see rugby struggling financially.
Loss of smell and taste could be strongest symptom of Covid-19, say UK researchers
Symptoms have been tracked on an app.
INMO set to meet health officials to discuss proposed shared accommodation for healthcare staff
The union said that it hadn’t yet been consulted on the proposal.
Poll: Have you started any new TV series recently?
Bingeing anything on Netflix? Catching up on shows you’ve missed?
Staff health checks and more PPE for nursing home staff, but representative group says test results still too slow
Simon Harris has said a lot of the new measures are “already underway” in nursing homes.
Gardaí implement Operation Faoisimh to protect against domestic abuse during Covid-19 crisis
Women’s Aid has reported a ‘heightened state of alert’ due to the current health emergency.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s a round-up of this morning’s main stories.
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Poll: Have you started any new TV series recently?
PEOPLE AROUND IRELAND and across the world are spending a lot more time indoors than most of us are used to.
This means evenings in, more free time and finding ways to keep children occupied.
Between Netflix, Amazon Prime and the latest Disney+ and regular television channels, there are plenty of ways to watch the latest series or catch up on some older ones.
Let us know which shows you’ve been watching in the comments.
So today we’re asking: Have you started any new TV series recently?
Poll Results:
Yes, I've started one or two (5050)
No, I still don't have time (1159)
No, I'm not interested (1090)
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Wellness Wednesday: IBS is no joke, but there are simple things you can do to help yourself
By Dr Deirdre G. O'Donovan
Opinion: Boris is England’s King Midas. All he touched turned to gold, but now must be disinfected
By Peter Flanagan - @peterflanagan
Peter Flanagan says Covid-19 has stripped Johnson of his dreams of a clean Brexit legacy.
Opinion: Emergency Covid-19 legislation harks back to the Civil War, ‘the Emergency’ and the Troubles
By Conor Casey
Conor Casey of Trinity College says a challenge to the new legislation would be unlikely to succeed.
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