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Covid-19: Dublin churches issued with advice on handshaking and Communion
Priests are being told to follow guidance for when a flu is circulating.
Yesterday’s News
Covid-19 in Northern Ireland: HSE seeking to trace passengers seated near patient on Dublin flight
The Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland confirmed the news this evening.
Canada to stop paying to protect Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'in the coming weeks'
There has been speculation about who will pay the bill for keeping the couple safe after they step down from royal duties.
'No adverse events' found after review of children affected by scoliosis implant recall
Yesterday, Children’s Health Ireland said it would contact all parents of children affected by the recall.
Odion Ighalo nets first goal for the club while Fernandes continues to impress as five-star United run riot
Club Brugge were easily swept aside at Old Trafford.
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Man accused of garda's murder told girlfriend to 'tell the truth' about his whereabouts on night of killing
Jessica King told the trial that she initially did not tell police the truth because Brady was on bail.
As it happened: First case of Covid-19 confirmed on island of Ireland
It’s understood the person travelled from northern Italy through Dublin and onto Northern Ireland.
Government to provide financial support to those affected by floods
The scheme will be provided by the Irish Red Cross on behalf of the government.
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Here’s what made headlines today.
The Explainer: What you need to know about Covid-19
We cut through the scaremongering to answer the most common questions about the situation.
8 gems at Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival 2020 - from comedy to gritty drama
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Stepaside garda station to officially re-open next month
Garda commissioner Drew Harris confirmed the station, which closed in 2013, would re-open on 9 March.
Opinion: 'We are lucky in Ireland that we have a strong legal system where the rule of law is so firmly defended'
Two young barristers, Róisín Cottrell and Ben Clarke, discuss the reasons they chose their profession.
HSE: Over 600 people in contact about Covid-19 fears, but still no confirmed cases in Ireland
Dr Kevin Kelleher said that “we want to do as many tests as possible to make sure we don’t miss.
The number of people who are homeless has risen to over 10,000 again
6,697 adults and 3,574 children were in emergency accommodation in January.
Emergency group to convene tomorrow morning ahead of Storm Jorge's arrival
A Status Orange warning will take effect in western coastal counties as the latest storm arrives.
Covid-19: What are the symptoms and what protocols are in place to deal with suspected cases?
More than 100 people in Ireland have been tested for the virus but there are no confirmed cases.
Is Ireland's rugby media too extreme, too harsh, or too soft?
Bernard Jackman gave his view on the latest episode of The42 Rugby Weekly.
Covid-19: St Patrick's Festival organisers say emergency health team carrying out risk assessment
The festival is due to start in two weeks.
Fianna Fáil says position that a rent freeze is unconstitutional has not changed since the election
The issue of a rent freeze was discussed with the Green Party.
The 5 at 5: Thursday
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Britain First leader Paul Golding denies terror charge after refusing to give police phone access
He will appear for trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 20 May.
Q & A: What do you want to know about Covid-19 and Ireland's response to it?
Have a question you’d like us to put to an expert? Send it our way.
'She won’t kiss me tonight': Minister hailed for wading into flood water to fix pump
Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran was filmed lending a hand while topless in Athlone.
Cork to get new 24 storey tower in 201-unit rental development
Permission for the development has been granted by An Bord Pleanála.
Three people arrested as knives and hatchets seized at funeral in Co Tyrone
Scuffles broke out during the service at a church on the Melmount Road in Strabane this morning.
Man accused of murdering journalist Lyra McKee granted bail
The case will return to court next month.
Ireland’s World Cup seeding won’t be affected if Italy game is cancelled
Quirk of World Rugby’s ranking system safeguards Ireland from losing valuable points as they hope to be top seeds in November draw for 2023 tournament.
Daughter found guilty of impeding prosecution in mother's murder trial
The jury found Louise was an “integral part” of the charade and had acted in support of her daughter Stephanie.
Temporary Liffey cycle route along Dublin's quays to be in place by August
The planned route will consist of road markings, bollards and lane separators along the quays.
UCD students stage tent protest against 'spiralling' cost of campus accommodation
Students are organising a large demonstration for next week.
Latest search for Co Down woman who went missing 15 years ago set to end
Lisa Dorrian has been missing since 28 February 2005.
ISPCA rescue pony left tied to electricity pole and 'eating mud to survive'
The animal rescue is trying to trace the owner.
Storm Jorge: Status Orange wind warning issued for seven western counties
The warning kicks in from Saturday morning.
'After months of being told how s**t you are, you start to question yourself'
Former Ireland international Noel Hunt on the challenges of dealing with fans’ abuse.
UK could walk away from EU trade talks if progress not made by June
The UK has published its negotiating guidelines ahead of talks with Brussels on Monday.
Renewed calls for Dublin northside crime task force as shots fired at a house
No injuries have been reported.
Japan closes schools across the country to stop spread of Covid-19
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he has asked schools to remain closed until spring holidays begin in late March.
Poll: Are you giving up anything for Lent?
Pope Francis has suggested phones, what about you?
Locals mount opposition to new mosque planned in Lucan
South Dublin County Council approved plans last month for a centre and mosque for the area’s Muslim community.
Q&A: Everything you need to know about the Covid-19 crisis and Ireland's response to it
So far, 90 suspected cases have been tested in Ireland but all have come back negative.
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Poll: Are you giving up anything for Lent?
POPE FRANCIS HAS said that Catholics should consider putting down their phones or turning off TV for Lent.
As part of Lent, Christians of various traditions attempt to abstain from something for over six weeks beginning yesterday, Ash Wednesday.
It lasts until Easter Sunday, which this year is 12 April. So, religious or not will you be attempting to cut down on anything?
Poll: Are you giving up anything for Lent?
Poll Results:
No (4591)
Yes (2906)
I'm not religious but I might cut down on something (1105)
No opinion/doesn't apply to me (530)
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Opinion: Why we asked people on the streets of Dublin if they watch pornography
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