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Wednesday 3 March 2021
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# Scotland
Over 50% of cases are linked to multiple household clusters.
She has rejected the ‘suggestion that anyone acted with malice or as part of a plot’ against her predecessor.
The UK formally requested that the EU extend this grace period, which would waive new checks and required paperwork for agri-foods.
Gardaí were called to the scene to disperse crowds last night.
Financial coach Morgan O’Connell shares his advice on shopping around and setting a budget.
Judge Sean O’Donnabháin told Cork Circuit Criminal Court that it was in the interest of the public that the 17 year old be named.
Delaney’s application to have the hearing held in private remains outstanding.
Government says it’s on target to give first dose to 72,000 over-85s by the end of the first week of March.
The mural is painted on a wall on Chancery Street.
The MV Alta washed ashore in Co Cork during Storm Dennis in February 2020.
The review was commissioned in 2018 but its publication was delayed.
The Hungarian leader has overseen an increasingly authoritarian regime.
The case has been adjourned until 14 April.
A man in his 80s handed over a substantial sum of money for work that was never done, gardaí said.
Over 50 Fixed Payment Notices have been issued.
The trade deal has divided the Green Party with Costello and TD Neasa Hourigan signalling they will not back the deal.
Pope Francis is set to meet the revered Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani in Najaf.
eCOMM Merchant Solutions have ended their arrangement with Elliott, while a local GAA club has voiced its support for the trainer.
The beloved country music star (75) broke into song while getting the jab and adapted one of her best-known ballads Jolene.
The delays follow a change in AstraZeneca’s vaccine delivery schedule for last week and this week.
The Minister for Housing, however, has said the scheme will help young prospective homeowners out of a “rental trap”.
Last night a further 359 new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed in Ireland.
The 75% State-owned bank took a loan impairment charge of €155 million.
The man was arrested yesterday morning.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s sentence is scheduled to end this weekend.
The MEP says China’s holding of Richard O’Halloran against his will is an outrageous breach of human rights.
Arlene Foster has rejected the suggestion that DUP Agriculture Minister Gordon Lyons could be overruled by the wider Stormont Executive.
Teachers are to be prioritised.
18-year-old Nicole Turner is targeting the podium at this summer’s Paralympic Games.
Most of the dead were Mexicans, a Mexican official said.
The project started afresh with a different sculptor but “artistic differences” have arisen.
The documentary airs tonight.
A false claim involving the chemical, RTÉ and dead infants was made at Saturday’s protest.
Mayor Marvin Rees said the conversation on race will be complex, but that should not stop it taking place.
Gardaí were called to the scene and dispersed the crowds.
The powersharing administration faced criticism for not attaching dates to its pathway to recovery.
Cardiff have taken 24 points from Mick McCarthy’s 10 games in charge.
New builds with style, space and great locations.
This is Biden’s first major actiona gainst Russia during his presidency.
Davy stockbrokers, Pontin’s and President Higgins’ new puppy made headlines today.
Two decades on from a landmark case in Britain, discrimination is still an everyday experience for Travellers, writes legal affairs journalist CJ McKinney.
THE NUMBER OF people in hospital with Covid-19 on Monday night fell to the lowest level since New Year’s Eve.
There were 494 patients in hospital at 8pm on Monday, the first time this number has fallen below 500 so far in 2021. It has also fallen significantly since a peak of 2,020 cases in mid-January.
Last night a further 359 new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed in Ireland, representing the lowest number of cases reported on a single day since mid-December.
On 23 February, Taoiseach Micheál Martin announced the government’s new Living with Covid-19 plan and confirmed that the current public health restrictions will remain in place until 5 April, when a further review will be carried out.
Ahead of the unveiling of the plan, Minister Michael McGrath told RTÉ’s News at One that “there can be no fourth wave coming to Ireland”, adding that “what we are doing now, we need to make sure that we are doing for the last time”.
In the North, Stormont’s First Minister Arlene Foster last night vowed that Northern Ireland must never return to lockdown after a cautious plan to ease restrictions was published.
So, today we want to know… Do you think this will be Ireland’s last Level 5 lockdown?
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