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Friday 4 December 2020
“It is anticipated that he will likely require a walking boot for several weeks,” his doctor said.
Here’s what’s making headlines this morning.
Support for the party at its highest ever level in the Business Post poll.
The deal will see more police deployed in the route.
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The National Outbreak Control Team urged the Minister for Health to enact the law in July.
The two leaders reaffirmed the need to prioritise the Good Friday Agreement.
Ireland will move to Level 3 with variations on Tuesday.
Here’s what’s making headlines this morning.
The phased reopening of the country ahead of Christmas was announced last night.
FAST stands for Face, Arms, Speech and Time.
Approvals and drawdowns on the Rebuilding Ireland Home Loan scheme fell significantly from March onwards.
The three party leaders have yet to enjoy a pint together since they all entered government.
It said that “the disease trajectory could once again turn quite quickly” in Ireland.
The government says it is up to individual families to decide if someone coming home is essential.
The changes come into place on Tuesday, with exceptions for the Christmas period.
Although the focus has mostly been on State aid and the level-playing field, that is shifting to fisheries in the past few weeks.
Here’s what’s making headlines this morning.
More than 55 million people will be placed into Tier 2 and Tier 3 from next week.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has appealed to businesses to step up their planning.
Use the money you’re saving through discounts to help someone facing homelessness.
Trump has so far refused to concede this month’s election.
Helen McEntee took questions today on the ongoing controversy around Seamus Woulfe’s appointment.
The bonus will be paid in the week beginning 7 December.
Northern Ireland enters a two-week circuit-breaker tomorrow.
The new restrictions will take effect after 2 December.
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The opposition has been like a dog with a bone on the issue.
We speak to an expert about what the amendment was, and why Labour is proposing a Bill related to it.
New travel rules kick in this weekend.
The Tánaiste said if people borrow money, they have a responsibility to pay it back.
The bodies of two men were found in different areas of Dublin city centre in the early hours of yesterday morning.
Take your coffee to the next level.
Political parties registered in Ireland are required to disclose their annual accounts to SIPO.
Varadkar suggested the government is looking at advising against cross-border travel but he has said a travel ban is not being considered.
The Social Democrats have launched a bill aiming to end funding for the sector.
Here’s what’s making headlines this morning.
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Gardaí are investigating the deaths, and they are not being treated as suspicious.
There are thousands of children waiting for services such as speech and language therapy, the Dáil heard.
Carolan Lennon has since clarified her remarks and said Eir is “committed to Sligo”.
The car had the slogan ‘You damned murderers of children and old people’ painted on the other side.
Here’s what’s making headlines this morning.
Biden told reporters yesterday that he did not want to see “a guarded border”.
THIS YEAR HAS given us a lot of unexpected things, but one of the bigger cultural changes of 2020 has been the wide-scale move to working from home.
Writing in TheJournal.ie today, Arlene Vithaldas of the UCC Academy argues that it’s time for society to change its view of a workplace that includes commuting to offices.
Some people have found that working from home has given them more time, because they don’t have to commute both ways or end up getting stuck in the office after hours.
However, others miss the collaborative nature and social aspect of being in the office, as well as the chance to regularly be in urban centres where offices tend to be located.
Today we’re asking: Do you enjoy working remotely?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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