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Monday 8 March 2021
# Coronavirus
# Interview
Here are our picks of movies on TV this week.
The latest figures were confirmed by the National Public Health Emergency Team this evening.
The incident happened in October 2019.
The fixture had originally been due to take place in Dublin.
Four first-time buyers share their experience.
McEntee is pregnant with her first child and is due in May
Separately, there were were 420 patients in hospital with Covid-19 last night.
The crash occurred this morning.
The pressure has ramped up on Davy after last week’s fine levied by the Central Bank.
The Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival is taking place until March 14.
A Green Party councillor said today the lack of maternity leave is a “serious obstacle” for female politicians.
Meghan said when she was pregnant, a royal raised “concerns and conversations about how dark” the baby’s skin might be.
Two closure orders and two prohibitions were issued in February.
More children reported feeling low and being on a diet compared with 1998.
Nicola Henry (32) wrote 37 cheques to herself, forging her colleagues’ signatures.
Online grocery sales had another record breaking month in February.
He’ll replace the injured Munster man Shane Daly.
Gardaí have said more people have become vulnerable to these scams during the pandemic because they are concerned about their finances.
The column in the newspaper questioned how the BBC investigated Cahill’s claim she was raped.
RTÉ said McDermott’s contract is “due to expire shortly”.
The former ambassador says the decision by the UK to act unilaterally on some issues in relation to the Brexit Protocol is another deeply unhelpful move.
Broadcaster Piers Morgan was scathing of the couple on Twitter and on breakfast television this morning.
At present the CAO doesn’t include applications for apprenticeships, or some further education traineeships.
Searches led to the discovery of a number of firearms and ammunition.
The new guidance doubles the length of time of presumptive immunity after infection.
The robbery occurred at around 10pm on Saturday night.
During the first ever papal trip to Iraq, the Pope called for an end to violence and extremism.
Alleged royal racism, Meghan’s mental health and Harry’s relationship with Charles were all discussed in the US primetime interview.
Heavy rain will move in tomorrow evening and remain with us for much of the week, Met Éireann said.
The Scottish First Minister said that crowds gathering in such a manner could delay the region’s exit from lockdown.
Authorities have blamed military negligence and badly stored explosives for the blast.
Around 100,000 children are also returning to pre-school in the Republic of Ireland.
Floyd’s death from neck compression sparked protests against racial injustice in the US and abroad.
Therapist Bernie Hackett celebrates women on IWD and reminds them that help is available.
Meghan Markle said a member of the Royal Family had concerns about how “dark” her son Archie’s skin would be.
The West Cork Women Against Violence Project has seen a 35% increase in calls since last March.
The pandemic has led to a surge in domestic violence – but Ireland has less than one third of the number of refuge spaces that it should have.
Jurgen Klopp had called his team ‘mentality monsters’ as they won the Premier League title last season.
This week, our reader is back home away from Dublin for lockdown and is able to earn some extra cash painting along the way.
BELIEVE IT OR not, it’s just four weeks until Easter, which means it’s less than a month until everyone’s favourite chocolate-themed annual holiday.
Shops have been stocked with Easter eggs for a number of weeks though, so there’s been some temptation for people to tuck into a bit of chocolate before then.
For others, it’s also an excuse to prepare for the big day, whether it’s for themselves or others.
So today we want to know… Have you bought an Easter egg yet?
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Therapist Bernie Hackett celebrates women on IWD and reminds them that help is available.
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