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1. #TRAVEL BAN: President Donald Trump has said he is suspending all travel between the US and Europe (not Ireland and the UK) for 30 days beginning Friday as he seeks to combat a viral pandemic.
2. #COVID-19 IRELAND: There are now 43 cases in Ireland. There are 18 cases in Northern Ireland, bringing the total on the island of Ireland to 61. Ireland also recorded its first death yesterday.
3. #CONTINGENCY PLANS: Schools across the country have been “actively working on contingency plans” should they be forced to close as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
4. #CANCELLED: The annual reception at the White House has been cancelled, along with the St Patrick’s Day parade in New York.
5. #THANK YOU: Taoiseach Leo Varadkar paid tribute to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at an event in Washington DC last night thanking her for drawing a red line that a trade deal between the US and the EU would not happen if the Good Friday Agreement was in jeopardy.
6. #AUSTRALIA: US actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have confirmed that they have tested positive for coronavirus.
7. #FLOODING: Some roads in Co Sligo are impassable due to severe flooding overnight. Motorists have been advised to avoid affected areas.
8. #LEBANON: Concerns have been raised about the impact Covid-19 could have on refugees in Lebanon if the virus starts to spread in refugee camps or informal settlements.
9. #CARLOW: A man in his 30s is due to appear before Carlow District Court this morning on charges related to the 2006 murder of Gerry Nolan.
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