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# Invest in education
Schools 'at risk' due to lack of legal agreements between Department and patron bodies, report reveals
Investment to the tune of €4 billion made over the past 8 years hasn’t been safeguarded according to a new report.
# golfgate
Golfgate: Woulfe resignation from Supreme Court would be 'unjust and disproportionate' - Denham report
The report was published at 4pm today.
# louisville
Breonna Taylor jury audio to be released on Friday, says prosecutor
Taylor was shot and killed in her Louisville home by police who were executing a drugs warrant.
# nphet
'The window for it not to be a national issue is closing': Worry as Covid-19 incidence rate rises nationwide
At a briefing this evening a number of examples were described where the virus was spread in social settings.
# covid19
Coronavirus: One death and 429 new cases confirmed in Ireland, with 189 in Dublin
The figures were released at a briefing from the Department of Health this evening.
# Insurance
Capping of damages in personal injury cases is constitutionally permissible, says Law Reform Commission
The Commission examined similar legislation in other jurisdictions including the UK and Australia.
# covid19
Coronavirus: One death and 363 new cases confirmed in Ireland, with 154 in Dublin
The figures were released by the Department of Health this evening.
# Dublin
Appeal launched following unexplained death of man (48) found at apartment complex in February
Investigating Gardaí have not been able to determine the sole cause of John’s death.
# PUP
Level 3 restrictions on Dublin prompts surge in applications for Pandemic Unemployment Payment
The impact of the Level 3 restrictions is now being reflected in the PUP figures.
# impact of covid
'I was told I would be in the induced coma for a few days, but I actually woke up two months later'
Martin, a healthcare worker in his 30s, was told he would be in a coma for a few days. He was in a coma for over two months.
# covid19
Coronavirus: No deaths and 390 new cases confirmed in Ireland, 209 in Dublin
The figures were released by the Department of Health at a briefing this evening.
# Coronavirus
'It's like being at a match and they keep moving the goalposts': The rapidly changing face of Irish college life
Demand for mental health supports have already risen as colleges move classes and social events online.
# college life
'A slightly lesser place': Challenges ahead for universities as international student numbers fall by up to 50%
A less diverse campus and a devastating impact on university income lies ahead due to a drop in international students.
# Good Friday Agreement
Joe Biden warns trade deal between UK and US is 'contingent upon respect' for Good Friday Agreement
Meanwhile, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told US Congress that the EU is threatening peace in Northern Ireland
# Licensed Premises
Gardaí recorded 16 breaches of Covid guidelines in pubs and restaurants in the past week
The breaches occurred between 7 and 13 September.
# evening fix
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Need to check in? We have your round up daily news here in one spot.
# budget submission
Twin threats of Covid-19 and Brexit mean the economy is 'not yet ready to carry itself', Ibec warns
Ibec outlined measures it sees as central to supporting businesses and the economy over the coming year.
# covid19
Cabinet members no longer restricting movements after Health Minister Stephen Donnelly tests negative for Covid-19
Cabinet was adjourned after Donnelly began feeling unwell and was referred for a test.
# covid19
'We are very worried about Dublin': Taoiseach concerned as 218 new cases confirmed in the capital
His comments come as the Government published a colour-coded roadmap for the country.
# nphet
Less invasive nasal swab to be applied for Covid-19 testing on children
The period of isolation following onset of symptoms has also been reduced from 14 days to 10 days.
# Revenue
More than 1,100 litres of wine seized from van which travelled to Ireland from France
The estimated retail value of the wine was almost €16,000.
# News Fix
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Catch up on all that made the headlines today.
# restrictions
Nursing home residents in Dublin restricted to one nominated visitor as cases continue to climb in capital
More than half of daily Covid-19 cases have been confirmed in Dublin.
# Testing
Widespread Covid-19 testing to begin tomorrow in all direct provision centres
The testing rollout follows a recommendation from NPHET.
# Coronavirus
Coronavirus: 211 new cases and one new death confirmed in Ireland
Health officials released the latest Covid-19 figures this evening.
# evening quiz
Quiz: How well do you know Adam Sandler movies?
The New Yorker turns 54 today so how well do you know his career?
# Commuters
Workers who walk or cycle to work less likely to be in receipt of illness benefit, new figures show
Those on lower salaries were also more likely to be in receipt of illness benefit.
# Covid home test
Significant rise in Covid-19 referrals in Kildare and Dublin prompts delays in receiving home tests
One Kildare resident explained they were waiting six days for a test after they were referred.
# winter flu
Patients with respiratory illness to be tested for Covid-19 'irrespective of community levels' during flu season
The HSPC also outlined testing recommendations for a number of settings including nursing homes and workplaces.
# evening quiz
Quiz: Can you name these well-known schools and colleges?
How well do you know some of the most famous schools and colleges from movies, books, and the news.
# Results Day
The Leaving Cert: When are the results due, and what can we expect?
Leaving Cert calculated grade results are due to be released tomorrow morning at 9am.
# Holocaust
'I owe it to my parents': 92-year-old Auschwitz survivor determined to show there is hope in face of adversity
Dr Edith Eger tells TheJournal why over 70 years after leaving Auschwitz she wants people to see her a ‘role model’.
# Portrane
Residents fear being left 'homeless' as council warns them not to erect barriers against coastal erosion
Residents say they risk losing their homes in the coming years if they don’t take action immediately.
# Maynooth University
Maynooth University confirms it was victim of cyberattack in which ransom was paid to cybercriminal
NUIG in July also confirmed it was a victim of the widespread attack.
# Report
Over a quarter of Irish children and adolescents say they do not have a high satisfaction with life
Ireland placed 26th in a ranking of mental health concerns for children and adolescents.