EXPLAINER: When will we know if we're coming out of LEVEL 5 next week?
02/12/2020
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02/12/2020
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EXPLAINER: When will we know if we're coming out of LEVEL 5 next week?
Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, is back pleading with the public after momentum stalls
Vintners seeking indoor service for pubs and hospitality sector in December when lockdown ends
ANSWERED: Who can go to work and who should work from home under Level 5?
ANSWERED: What essential shops and services are OPEN under Level 5?
EXPLAINED: What are the rules for pubs, hotels, restaurants and cafés under Level 5?
ANSWERED: What are the restrictions on gatherings, weddings and funerals under Level 5?
EXPLAINER: What are the rules on sports and exercise during Level 5?
EXPLAINER: When can you travel beyond the 5km travel limit under Level 5?
EXPLAINER: What is a Covid-19 'social support bubble' and who can have one?
EXPLAINER: What does each level mean in new 'Living with Covid-19' plan for Ireland?
'No, just no' - Ciara Kelly causes Twitter storm with Covid-19 Level 5 comments
'It doesn't care if you're young' - Covid-19 ICU survivor issues stark warning to young people
'Begging me to breathe' - Woman in ICU speaks of Covid-19 battle
15 pubs face prosecution over Covid-19 regulation breaches last week
EXPLAINER: What does each level mean in new 'Living with Covid-19' plan for Ireland?
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Waterford's Loko won the Best Takeaway Munster Award
University Hospital Limerick
Toyota is carrying out a voluntary recall of certain vehicles
Garda search operations in Waterford City this week
The 10 best places to eat out in Waterford City
Cian Ó'Maidín founded Waterford company NearForm
EXPLAINER: What does each level mean in new 'Living with Covid-19' plan for Ireland?
CClonmel's Laura Keeley is determined to never smoke again
Man appeared before Clonmel District Court on Tuesday
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