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EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you the five biggest stories of the day.
1. #COVID: Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said “it is very possible” that Covid-19 could have been in Ireland last year or in early January of this year.
2. #TRAVEL: The Department of Justice has said that 33% of people coming into Ireland have not shared details of where they will be quarantining despite requests to do so.
3. #DEATH: The Department of Health has confirmed an error in a report published last Friday which recorded a death from coronavirus in a nursing home occurring as early as mid-February.
4. #OBERSTOWN: Gardaí were called to the Oberstown Detention Centre in North Dublin yesterday after staff were threatened by some of its residents.
5. #PAY: It will now no longer be possible for the public to know how much former Taoisigh and ex-government ministers are paid as part of their pensions each year, following a ruling by the Information Commissioner.
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