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EXPLAINED: Which Covid-19 restrictions will end at 6am on Saturday?
EXPLAINER: Everything you need to know about the Omicron variant of Covid-19
Irish government launches plan to tackle viruses and bacteria not responding to medicine
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POLL: Should Ireland follow Austria with mandatory Covid-19 vaccines?
The Minister for Education said this week that parents should reconsider hosting or attending children's parties and play dates.
'Healthcare workers must not be exempt from 5 Day Isolation Rule' - Unions
Around 25,000 Covid-19 swabs are being taken a day
There was some confusion following the announcements as to whether the rule applied to hotel bars and resident's bars.
People who are not fully vaccinated causing 'a lot of the trouble' says Varadkar (Image: Getty Images)
Aas of yesterday, 481,519 booster vaccines have been administered.
Antigen testing will be offered to primary school students by end of November
New report reveals large amount of deaths related to overcrowding in UK hospitals
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The average price of a home is now €228,000, 18% below its Celtic Tiger peak
A review of the Building Momentum deal was triggered by unions in response to rising inflation.
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The theme of this year’s National Women’s Enterprise Day is “Our Future, Our Way”
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