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Arts
Martin announces establishment of arts and culture recovery taskforce
10 Sep 2020
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brexit wounds
'Extremely serious violation': EU spells out its displeasure as it delivers ultimatum to UK in tense meeting
Updated 10 Sep 2020
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HIQA
Nursing homes regulator says its powers are 'not adequate' to handle the pandemic
10 Sep 2020
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wet pubs
Pubs will be allowed host live music sessions when they reopen
10 Sep 2020
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serial testing
'Right decision': HSE boss says suspension of meat plant testing was necessary to deal with surge in demand elsewhere
10 Sep 2020
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sinn féin NI leader
Michelle O'Neill admits public health message has been undermined by Bobby Storey funeral attendance
10 Sep 2020
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 An increase in cases in Dublin, emergency Brexit talks in London, and strange-smelling water in Dublin.
Updated 10 Sep 2020
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Internal markets bill
Emergency Brexit talks due in London today after UK reveals bill to override Withdrawal Agreement
10 Sep 2020
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Trump wanted to 'play down' Covid-19, new Bob Woodward book claims
9 Sep 2020
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Operation Moonshot
Operation Moonshot: Mass testing could create ‘freedom pass’ to go about life as normal, Johnson says
9 Sep 2020
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a quick chat
Taoiseach tells Johnson of the 'serious implications' if British government breaches Brexit deal
Updated 9 Sep 2020
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Arts
€6 million worth of support packages for live performance and music industry announced
9 Sep 2020
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covid restrictions
'Common sense has broken down': Government slammed for 'bonkers' measures and 'mixed messaging'
9 Sep 2020
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Brexit
'This is not a drill': Big national effort needed in the next three months to prepare for Brexit
Updated 9 Sep 2020
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nphet
Public health experts must justify any proposed restrictions for Dublin if they're more 'drastic' than other EU cities
9 Sep 2020
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insurance premiums
Irish regulator finds 'majority' of home and car insurers charged different prices to customers with similar risk
9 Sep 2020
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brexit pressure
'We got no heads up': Taoiseach speaks to Boris Johnson about the 'undermining' of Brexit negotiations
9 Sep 2020
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Leo Varadkar
Irish government aiming to allow people to travel abroad to visit loved ones for Christmas
9 Sep 2020
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Negotiations
'Alarm bells': Tánaiste expresses concern ahead of publication of law-breaking Brexit bill
Updated 9 Sep 2020
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Oxford vaccine trial on pause, a meat plant won’t renew Direct Provision contracts, and Phil Hogan gives an interview.
Updated 9 Sep 2020
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opening the doors
Publicans: 'It would be a body blow if Dublin pubs have to remain closed'
9 Sep 2020
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Coronavirus
White House chief of staff 'optimistic' pandemic aid bill deal will be reached before election
8 Sep 2020
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brandon lewis
Simon Coveney: Concerns about proposed change to Brexit deal 'exacerbated' by recent comments
Updated 8 Sep 2020
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trajectory
Pubs may not reopen and other businesses may close if Covid situation gets worse, government admits
8 Sep 2020
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euro star
'More conservative than she appears to be': Who is Mairead McGuinness, Ireland's new EU commissioner?
8 Sep 2020
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Coronavirus
Ministers concerned Dublin and Limerick on 'knife-edge' - but it will be next week before any further measures are discussed
8 Sep 2020
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MEP
Local councillor Colm Markey is set to be Ireland's newest MEP - but who is he?
Updated 8 Sep 2020
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vintner is coming
Pubs given green light to reopen from 21 September
8 Sep 2020
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commission reshuffle
Mairead McGuinness chosen as new European Commissioner for Financial Services as Ireland loses Trade portfolio
8 Sep 2020
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Headlines
Defiant Boris 'won't back down': UK front pages react to Brexit latest
8 Sep 2020
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Minsk
Belarus opposition figure who went missing is detained at Ukraine border
8 Sep 2020
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Trade
UK calls for ‘more realism’ from Brussels ahead of crunch round of negotiations
8 Sep 2020
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Brexit
Coveney bringing 'significant' Brexit memo to Cabinet on trade preparations
8 Sep 2020
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Co Armagh
Stormont Health Minister orders independent probe after fourth Covid-19 death in Craigavon hospital
7 Sep 2020
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Brexit
NI protocol must be honoured, pro-Remain parties say amid reports UK 'plans to rip up Brexit Agreement'
Updated 7 Sep 2020
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d day
'A long year': Leaving Cert students commended as calculated grades released
Updated 7 Sep 2020
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evening quiz
Quiz: Can you name these well-known schools and colleges?
7 Sep 2020
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Explainer
Why is the UK threatening to roll back on the 'Northern Ireland Protocol' and what does it mean for Brexit trade talks?
7 Sep 2020
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government roadmap
Tánaiste says no date agreed for 'wet pubs' reopening, but new roadmap will provide certainty to the public
7 Sep 2020
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Brexit
Boris Johnson: Trade talks shouldn't go on after 15 October if there's still no EU-UK agreement
7 Sep 2020
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