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Friday 5 March 2021
# vaccine side deals
# Hospitals
The Passport Office has said it won’t resume normal service until the end of Level 5 restrictions.
David Berney was high on cocaine at the time.
The move underscores a growing frustration within the 27-nation bloc about the slow rollout of its vaccine drive.
Chelsea, meanwhile, remain unbeaten under Thomas Tuchel.
The scheme appears to be particularly targeting students and younger people.
From powerful human rights issues to the real Tina Turner story.
David Williams was charged with 14 fraud offences.
Covid Placentitis, Ryanair routes and starling murmurations made headlines today.
We chart Brian Fenton’s winding road to the top.
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Loyalist paramilitaries in NI have said they are withdrawing their support for the GFA.
Liverpool faced Chelsea, as Jurgen Klopp’s men looked to improve on a recent poor run of form.
We have trailers for films you can check out at this year’s Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival.
A round-up of NPHET’s press briefing at the Department of Health this evening.
The former Ireland head coach has a serious task on his hands as part of his recently broadened World Rugby role.
54,691 vaccines were administered last week to over 85s in GP settings.
Dr Ronan Glynn said the condition is “very rare”.
Calls to gardaí are up 16%.
Activist Ola Mustapha, Nick Henderson of the Irish Refugee Council and reporter Cónal Thomas talk us through it.
The latest figures were confirmed by health officials this evening.
The Dáil heard that other EU countries are securing more supplies on their own.
A group says the guidelines could address issues including the size of demonstrations and wearing face coverings.
Willie, 66, and Paddy Hennessy, 60, are believed to have been killed by their younger brother Johnny, 59.
The report says the health of officers and the public were placed at “significant risk” due to the amount of hours worked by some gardaí.
30,180 people were waiting on outpatient appointments up to the end of January.
The Ireland head coach has been linked with a spot on Warren Gatland’s coaching team.
Ryanair has not operated at Belfast airport since 2010.
A range of different government supports are currently in place as large portions of the economy remain closed or restricted.
The flanker’s new deal will keep him at Munster until the end of the 2022/23 season.
The mural of the 18-year-old environmental activist is painted on the side of a building in Smithfield.
Russia said it is ready to provide vaccines for 50 million Europeans.
Ireland is currently only using this vaccine for people aged 18-69.
A new Irish documentary looks at the crackdown on LGBT+ rights in Russia. We spoke to its director.
A section of the Luas Red Line was closed off near the scene for the duration of the operation.
Two of the three people arrested have since been released.
The Australian box jellyfish is among the world’s most venomous creatures.
AN HIGHLY ANTICIPATED interview between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Oprah Winfrey is set to air in the US on Sunday and on UTV on Monday.
The couple’s interview with the US television host is expected to lift the lid on their short period as working royals before they stepped down for a life in America.
In a clip of the interview released today, Meghan told Oprah that she could not be expected to stay silent if the royal family played a part in “perpetuating falsehoods” about her and Harry, adding that “a lot … has been lost already”.
The clip came as Buckingham Palace said it had launched an investigation into claims that Meghan bullied former royal staff.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Harry and Meghan interview with Oprah?
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