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Wednesday 21 October 2020
Several people have been killed by security forces amid ongoing protests against police brutality.
240g jars of the brand’s Cashew Crunch sauce are potentially unsafe.
The Minister for Finance met with representatives from Ulster Bank today.
Stephen Kenny’s men will square off with Gareth Southgate and his charges before Ireland’s Nations League clashes with Wales and Bulgaria.
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Ed Byrne and Jamison Gibson-Park are set for their first caps off the bench against Italy.
Only Japan has previously collected asteroid samples.
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“Our fellow citizens expect actions,” French President Emmanuel Macron said yesterday.
The incident happened in Porterstown Park on Sunday morning.
Ireland rugby star Sene Naoupu says she is excited that fans will now be able to buy the women’s replica shirt.
The transition period in which to agree a trade deal between the EU and UK ends on 31 December.
The introduction of rapid testing could be effective in Ireland in future, but we need to see its “real-world performance” here first, Hiqa said.
Many Irish businesses have an online presence and in the run-up to Christmas will rely heavily on support here at home.
President Michael D Higgins gave a speech to the Engineers Ireland Conference this morning.
Dublin and Galway are set to meet in the final of the U20 Football Championship on Saturday.
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The drugs were discovered after a vehicle was stopped in the Clondalkin area of west Dublin yesterday.
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Gardaí are investigating a two-car collision that occurred in Ballymascanlon last night at approximately 9pm.
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Defiant protesters at the scene had sung the national anthem and pledged to remain out on the streets despite the stay-at-home order.
The HSE decided not to contact infected people from Friday, Saturday and Sunday over fears it would lead to significant delays in contact tracing.
There is just under two weeks to go until election day.
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The INMO will appear at the Dáil’s health committee today.
The Taoiseach said certain approaches, such as ‘Zero Covid’ or herd immunity, are not realistic for Ireland.
A report drawn up by former Secretary General of the European Commission Dr Catherine Day has made a number of sweeping recommendations.
Minister Edwin Poots claimed Covid was more rife in nationalist areas than unionist areas by a factor of six to one.
President Macron said that a pro-Hamas group active in France would be dissolved for being “directly implicated” in the murder.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side were 2-1 winners in Paris, a perfect start to their Champions League campaign.
It is understood fines of €1,000 will be issued to those who organise house parties during the Level 5 restrictions.
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Gardaí will still not be allowed to enter someone’s home.
The Chief Medical Officer sent the letter to Health Minister Stephen Donnelly last Thursday.
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Tomorrow marks the second EU wide Focus Day on domestic burglary.
Maxwell has been incarcerated since her arrest in early July.
Close contact testing in schools has yielded a positivity rate of 2.8%.
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Close contacts are tested twice whether they have symptoms or not.
A Labour MP tweeted that they had been informed the £22 million would only go towards helping the test and trace system.
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Once the six-week lockdown is over, it is envisaged that the country will remain at Level 3 until the New Year.
WITH LEVEL 5 restrictions coming into effect at midnight until 1 December, many businesses will be forced to close for the next six weeks.
Of course, many Irish businesses have an online presence and in the run-up to Christmas will rely heavily on support here at home.
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This week, a home cook and recent sea swimming convert talks us through her week.
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