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Politics

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Second wave
Boris Johnson announces tough new restrictions that could stay in place 'for six months'
Updated 22 Sep 2020
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 An interview with the Taoiseach and a Covid-19 ‘game changer’: here’s what’s happening this morning.
Updated 22 Sep 2020
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last order please
Covid-19: UK government urges people to work from home with fresh restrictions set to be announced
Updated 22 Sep 2020
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Brexit
Simon Coveney to meet Michel Barnier in Brussels to discuss 'challenging' Brexit developments
22 Sep 2020
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karen bradley
Former NI Secretary 'regrets' saying she didn't know that nationalists did not vote for unionist parties
22 Sep 2020
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Opinion
Column: Ireland's forestry industry has hit a blockade - here's a way we can get through it
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22 Sep 2020
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Coronavirus
Boris Johnson to address Commons as UK braces for 'tough six months'
22 Sep 2020
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flats complex
Gardaí and Council following definite line of inquiry in Oliver Bond Street party investigation
22 Sep 2020
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Interview
Taoiseach: Changes allowing people to do some work without losing PUP could form part of Budget
22 Sep 2020
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Supreme Court
Trump to defy Biden as he says he'll announce Supreme Court nominee by the end of the week
Updated 21 Sep 2020
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Technology
Judge halts WeChat ban in US-China tech battle
21 Sep 2020
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Belarusian leader
Simon Coveney meets 'extraordinary' Svetlana Tikhanovskaya at EU meeting on Belarus' future
21 Sep 2020
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That's amore
'Completely untrue': Downing Street strongly denies Italian newspaper report that Boris Johnson was in Perugia
21 Sep 2020
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Problems with Covid-19 testing, the FinCEN files, and the wet pubs outside Dublin open for the first time since March.
Updated 21 Sep 2020
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covid19
Matt Hancock says new lockdown restrictions in London within days cannot be ruled out
20 Sep 2020
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rotating taoiseachs
Martin says he's unfazed by Varadkar preempting government announcements
19 Sep 2020
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Race for the White House
Showtime: Everything you need to know about the upcoming presidential debates
19 Sep 2020
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Living With Covid
'This is getting serious again': New restrictions now in effect as Dublin moves to Level 3
19 Sep 2020
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social visits
Dubliners advised they can meet up with up to six people from another household in a public park
18 Sep 2020
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Lockdown
Taoiseach set to address the nation as Cabinet accepts Level 3 advice for Dublin
Updated 18 Sep 2020
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China
US bans TikTok and WeChat, citing national security reasons
18 Sep 2020
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West Belfast
Bobby Storey funeral: Sinn Féin representatives invited to speak to police
18 Sep 2020
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across the channel
Brexit: Ursula von der Leyen remaining positive despite Boris Johnson's 'unpleasant surprise'
18 Sep 2020
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Trump
Trump heats up culture wars as he appeals to voters in Wisconsin
18 Sep 2020
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Belarus
Belarus president closes borders with Poland and Lithuania and puts army on alert
18 Sep 2020
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Coronavirus
IRFU losses due to Covid expected to exceed €30 million this year
18 Sep 2020
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restrictions
'We're taking action early': Varadkar says EU capitals have not imposed the kind of restrictions Dublin is facing
17 Sep 2020
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green list
Green List: Germany and Poland among countries added as Greece, Italy and Norway removed
Updated 17 Sep 2020
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Outbreak
Varadkar: 'If public health teams recommend that a meat plant should close, it should close. Full stop'
17 Sep 2020
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parliamentary party meeting
'I want Micheál Martin to succeed as Taoiseach' says Jim O'Callaghan after bruising FF meeting
17 Sep 2020
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ESRI
Covid-19 pandemic means hard Brexit 'could impact Irish economy even worse than feared'
17 Sep 2020
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Gangland Crime
Gangland criminals targeted: New law seeks to impose life imprisonment for conspiracy to murder
17 Sep 2020
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Good Friday Agreement
Joe Biden warns trade deal between UK and US is 'contingent upon respect' for Good Friday Agreement
16 Sep 2020
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evening fix
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
16 Sep 2020
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Travel
Explainer: International travel, domestic trips and Dubliners - here's what you need to know
16 Sep 2020
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OCTOBER'S BUDGET
Budget will be based on the assumption of no deal Brexit, say ministers
16 Sep 2020
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Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5 Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
16 Sep 2020
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Animal Rights
All eyes on the Greens as TD calls for hare coursing to be banned
16 Sep 2020
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Living With Covid
'There's no legal restriction': Taoiseach repeats that the advice is not to leave Dublin, 'if possible'
Updated 16 Sep 2020
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republic
Barbados to remove Queen as head of state by November 2021
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