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# covid-19 restrictions

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China further relaxes Covid rules after protests
2 Dec 2022
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Customer fails in facemask discrimination case against €1 million lotto shop
15 Jun 2022
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New restrictions not on cards despite 'significant increase' in hospital cases, Donnelly says
10 Jun 2022
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Push to recruit events staff as industry tries to keep up with post-Covid demand
9 Jun 2022
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Covid-19 powers allowing Government to impose legal restrictions to be let lapse tomorrow
30 Mar 2022
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EU citizen allowed challenge fine he received while travelling during Covid restrictions
7 Mar 2022
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All Covid-19 restrictions in Northern Ireland to be lifted from tomorrow
14 Feb 2022
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Anti-restrictions protesters try to storm Bulgarian parliament
12 Jan 2022
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No more than four households to meet inside homes in coming weeks, public advised
3 Dec 2021
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Employers demanding workers return to office could face ‘legal risk’ in cases of medical concerns
20 Sep 2021
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Are you satisfied with how your workplace is handling reopening? We want to hear your story
Updated 16 Sep 2021
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Entertainment Industry group 'disappointed' after meeting with Minister
Updated 18 Aug 2021
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Roadmap to be published for 'easing or removal' of last Covid restrictions
6 Aug 2021
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Northern Ireland won't follow England's approach to easing restrictions, says deputy first minister
6 Jul 2021
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Pubs challenge government to open indoor hospitality by 1 July
23 May 2021
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Street parties held to celebrate end of Spain’s state of emergency
9 May 2021
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Covid-19 restrictions set to be eased slightly from tomorrow
11 Apr 2021
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Organisers of vigil for Sarah Everard take legal action over ‘about-face by police’
12 Mar 2021
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'We will bring perpetrators to justice': Anti-lockdown protest condemned after injuries and arrests
27 Feb 2021
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Debunked: No, People Before Profit has not organised a 'pro-lockdown' rally
26 Feb 2021
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Construction and retail likely to be industries ‘first on list’ to return when case numbers ease
21 Feb 2021
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Restrictions for March to be set out 'with clarity' this week, minister says
21 Feb 2021
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DUP says a two-island approach to international travel is worth 'exploring'
14 Feb 2021
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'Major reopening' of economy in March unlikely, says Taoiseach
31 Jan 2021
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Shebeen shut down at industrial premises in Swords
24 Jan 2021
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Cases document foster children facing stress and isolation during Covid-19 restrictions
18 Jan 2021
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Advocacy groups to meet Education Minister tomorrow over closure of special education schools
10 Jan 2021
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Twelve arrested at anti-lockdown protest in London
9 Jan 2021
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HSE to allow partners of pregnant women to attend 20-week scan
9 Dec 2020
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NPHET dismissed proposal for six-month restriction limiting number of social contacts to six
6 Dec 2020
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Confusion sown by UK ministers over rules for England's lockdown
3 Nov 2020
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Increasingly worried, supportive of restrictions: What opinion poll findings tell us about Ireland's perception of the pandemic
6 Oct 2020
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Ransomware and remote working: If Twitter can be breached, then every company must be vigilant
Jacky Fox
16 Jul 2020
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Yoga instructors: 'We are basically starting from scratch as an industry'
21 Jun 2020
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Pubs, churches and cafes: Looking ahead to what to expect in Phase Three
17 Jun 2020
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Boris Johnson calls for 'proper marshalling' at train stations to stop crowding on public transport
13 May 2020
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Cabinet told there are no indications that virus levels are low enough to ease restrictions on 5 May
28 Apr 2020
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