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EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you the five biggest stories of the day.
1.#MATER The Mater hospital has confirmed that a doctor has died in ICU following a three month battle with Covid-19. Sympathies and condolences have been extended to the family and loved ones of Dr Syed Waqqar Ali.
2.#QUARANTINE Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that it would be impossible to enforce mandatory quarantine for everyone coming into the country. This comes after the long-awaited “green list” was published by the government last night.
3.#EUROMILLIONS The National Lottery has confirmed that the winner of the €49.5 million bought their ticket online. They are urging that ticketholders check their email to see if they have won.
4.#COVID TESTS HSE chief executive Paul Reid has said that he is concerned about the number of close contacts who are not showing up for Covid-19 testing, especially for follow up testing.
5.#KEELIN SHANLEY A posthumous memoir written by RTÉ presenter Keelin Shanley will release this October. Written in the months before her death, the book is titled A Light That Never Goes Out.
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