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Tuesday 2 March 2021
European Commission vice president Maroš Šefčovič addressed TDs and Senators today.
Maros Sefcovic made the remarks in a letter to UK Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove
The cloud of fine sand blown northward from Algeria tinted skies red and mixed with snowfall in the Alps and Pyrenees, leaving slopes looking orange.
UL’s Dr Owen Worth says the Brexit question may have been answered, but the greater concept at stake is the Union itself.
The EU’s former chief Brexit negotiator was awarded the European of the Year award by EM Ireland today.
While case numbers in most areas aren’t on the scale Ireland has been facing, lockdown measures are common around Europe at this time.
In the wake of Brexit, as some debate continues about a united Ireland in the future, Dr Thamil Ananthavinayagan looks at the reunification of Germany and the lessons it can provide.
The UK today approved its third Covid-19 vaccine.
The HSE has said we are heading into “a very volatile” period.
Ulster have had suffered two defeats in the Champions Cup over the past fortnight.
Tougher measures are being implemented across the continent.
The country reported a record-high 993 deaths in one day earlier this week.
Andy Friend’s side are looking for a big performance from their entire matchday 23.
More than half of people also expect to take their next international flight before the end of 2021, according to new figures.
Europe is the second worst-hit region in the world.
The stuttering Hoops were knocked out of the Europa League this evening.
Ski slopes could be shut until 10 January.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid go back on track with a win over 10-man Inter and Marseille slumped to a record 13th straight Champions League defeat.
“The cavalry is coming, but don’t put your weapons down,” Dr Anthony Fauci said this week about the success of the Pfizer vaccine.
Medics in Italy, France, Spain and Germany have expressed concern over a lack of capacity and medical staff to treat patients.
A cruel finish after James O’Callaghan’s side pushed Scottish giants Glasgow City all the way.
The WHO has said that Europe is again an “epicentre” for the disease.
There is concern across the continent.
Many governments are seeking to avoid a repeat of full-scale lockdowns seen in spring.
Case numbers in some European countries have soared in recent weeks.
The sale of alcohol and cannabis will also be banned after 8pm.
Police are controlling travel in and out of the Spanish capital.
Micheál Martin has said the government is preparing its latest Budget on the basis of a no-deal Brexit.
Sligo Rovers are feeling stronger after coming through difficult times.
Israel has reimposed a national lockdown as countries battle new surges.
The prediction comes amid a spike in cases across Europe.
The British prime minister defended his government’s decision to impose restrictions on those returning from Spain.
European countries are struggling to balance keeping tourism open while guarding against new flare-ups of infection.
The 27 leaders are scheduled to reconvene at 11am local time.
The work was carried out by researchers from NUIG and University of Limerick.
The 33-year-old hopes to finish on a high with the Championship-bound club.
The high level meeting will take place by video conference as the clock counts down on the transition period.
It comes after Germany and France proposed a €500 billion fund instead of coronabonds – but it’s still not clear if the funds will be loans or grants.
Three in 10 people avoid certain locations for fear of being assaulted, according to a new survey.
THE POSSIBILITY OF Ireland being part of a joint-bid to co-host football’s most prestigious competition is now a step closer.
Last night, the FAI expressed delight after the UK government committed to supporting the joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup.
Under the proposals, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England would put in a joint bid to host the tournament.
For Ireland to co-host the tournament in its centenary year, it may face stiff competition. China is apparently plotting a bid, while Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay are also considering a joint-push to host the World Cup.
The formal bidding process gets under way next year.
So, what do you think: Would you like to see Ireland co-host the 2030 World Cup?
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