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CityJet will have tens of millions of euro in debt written off under court-approved plan to save the airline
Over 140 jobs at the company will be saved, having previously employed over 400.
HSE says fix to stop Covid Tracker app draining batteries has been rolled out to 70% of Irish Android phones
The HSE said that 45,000 people reinstalled the app in the last few days.
Meat processing plant will only return to normal when the HSE says it is safe to do so
The plant was supposed to get back to some form of work on 18 August but this has since been pushed back to 24 August.
Government says Greece remains on Green List, despite 'second wave' of outbreak
The country has seen a recent spike in Covid-19 cases.
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Dublin City Council ending free parking for healthcare workers near hospitals
Healthcare workers were not being charged to park in the vicinity of hospitals during the pandemic.
Link between strokes and air pollution rise in winter, RCSI research finds
Higher levels of nitrogen dioxide and sulphur dioxide showed a 3.5% higher risk of stroke.
Uber and Lyft have 100,000 drivers in California, and a court says they must be treated as employees
The decision is part of a long-running battle about the classification of driver by the companies.
Putin claims Russia has developed the 'first' Covid-19 vaccine - and says his daughter has been given it
The World Health Organization has been urging Russia to follow established guidelines in developing a safe vaccine.
'Lockdown has only done him good': Sexton hitting form for Leinster
Stuart Lancaster can’t hide his interest in coaching the Lions and his out-half is showing no signs of easing up his chase for a spot on the tour either.
Ardern orders fresh lockdown in Auckland after first locally-transmitted Covid-19 cases in 102 days
People in New Zealand’s largest city are being asked to stay at home again.
Man (30s) arrested in connection with death of man in Tallaght released without charge
A man in his 50s received fatal injuries after being struck by a van on Tymon Road North in the early hours yesterday.
Fair City set to return to TV screens next month
Production on the show stopped in March due to the coronavirus.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s what’s making headlines this morning.
Mexican authorities investigating after wild bear that approached woman and got in selfie is castrated
The castration was authorised by a senior official with the wildlife protection authority.
Poll: Have you been on or are you planning a staycation this year?
Social media platforms are flooded with images of people on trips around Ireland.
The number of global cases of Covid-19 has hit 20 million
Johns Hopkins University said the milestone was passed early this morning.
Hong Kong residents rush to buy pro-democracy newspaper following owner's arrest
The newspaper said its circulation is up from 70,000 to 550,000.
Trump evacuated from press conference after man shot by Secret Service outside White House
The US President later returned to address reporters after the incident yesterday evening.
Opinion: 'An unjustified panic against all international travel has developed in Ireland'
The effects of this isolationist approach will dwarf the impact of the virus itself, writes commercial airline pilot Robert Dagg.
Westmeath clubs told that coaches from lockdown counties should stay away
‘We reminded our clubs on Saturday morning that individuals had personal responsibility towards where they are and where they live.’
Expired driving licences to be extended by seven months
The Department also confirmed that over 70s can continue to be without a current medical report to renew their license.
Accommodation unit to be set up for victims of sexual exploitation living in Direct Provision
It comes after Ireland was downgraded in an assessment of its response to eliminating human trafficking.
Debunked: No, you will not receive a €1,000 reward from Gardaí for reporting house parties
A poster in Dublin claims that Gardaí will reward members of the public if they report house parties.
'I don't want to go back': Asylum seeker fearful of returning to Direct Provision centre after Covid-19 outbreak
Mndala Limote said he is fearful of returning to his Direct Provision centre when his isolation at CityWest ends.
Yesterday’s News
Finland says people coming into the country who don't self-isolate face three months in prison
The Finnish government made the announcement today.
Man Utd need extra-time penalty from Fernandes to edge past Copenhagen
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side advanced to the Europa League semi-finals.
Nursing home accommodation costs 62% more in public residences than in private alternatives
A new report has looked at the operation of the Nursing Homes Support Scheme.
Belarus president brands opposition 'sheep' as protests against election result continue
Dozens were injured and thousands detained hours after Sunday’s disputed vote.
Can I still work full-time? 4 big questions about an MBA, answered by students and lecturers
We headed to NCI’s campus to find out more from some on-site experts.
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Gemma O Doherty allegedly evading service of defamation proceedings against her by Jimmy Guerin
A number of efforts to serve her with documents have been unsuccessful.
White-tailed sea eagles released into the wild in Munster
Four birds were released at Lough Derg, with more to follow at the Shannon estuary.
'No one should have to pay': Acting CMO says Covid-19 tests should be free for the public
There are concerns that the cost of tests could stop those with the virus from coming forward.
Missing teenager from Dublin located safe and well
Kayla Deegan has since been located.
Offaly meat factory announces suspension of operations following criticism for opening this morning
Three other meat factories in Kildare, which is also under regional Covid restrictions, have temporarily closed.
Researchers examine dangers of lethal superbugs to Irish seawaters
While Ireland has some of the cleanest bathing waters in Europe, raw sewage is still being discharged at more than 30 locations.
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Poll: Have you been on or are you planning a staycation this year?
WITH INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL essentially off the cards for the rest of the year, it seems a lot of people have bought into the concept of a staycation at home here in Ireland.
Social media platforms are flooded with #staycation posts in what will hopefully boost businesses in domestic tourism following a devastating period for the sector.
But with a spike in new cases in recent days, a regional lockdown in the Midlands, and new measures this week including the mandatory wearing of face masks in all shops and commercial premises, fears are mounting that we could be entering a second wave.
So today we’re asking: Have you been on or are you planning a staycation this year?
Poll Results:
Yes, I've already been on a staycation (2779)
No, I haven't been and have no plans for a staycation (1990)
Yes, I have a staycation planned in the coming months (1637)
No, I have not been on a staycation (598)
Yes, but I am going to cancel my planned staycation (171)
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