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Restrictions at a glance: From sports to meeting friends - rte.ie - Ireland
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Restrictions at a glance: From sports to meeting friends
The Government has announced tonight it will implement some easing of restrictions under the Covid-19 Resilience and Recovery Plan 2021.
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Micheál Martin - 'We are on the final stretch of this terrible journey' - rte.ie
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'We are on the final stretch of this terrible journey'
The Taoiseach has announced the easing of some Covid-19 restrictions. 
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Vaccination programme to be changed to age-based system - rte.ie - Ireland
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Vaccination programme to be changed to age-based system
The National Vaccination Programme is to be changed to an age-based system, once those aged 70 years and older, the vulnerable and people with underlying conditions are immunised.
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Croke Park confirmed as HSE Covid-19 vaccination centre - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin
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Croke Park confirmed as HSE Covid-19 vaccination centre
The HSE has confirmed that Croke Park is to be used as a mass vaccination centre.
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Call for pregnant teachers to continue remote working - rte.ie - Ireland
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Call for pregnant teachers to continue remote working
The Teachers' Union of Ireland has called for the provision that has allowed pregnant teachers to work remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic to be continued after the Easter break.  
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Annastacia Palaszczuk - Queensland warns of more Covid-19 cases, Easter travel plans on hold - rte.ie - Britain - Australia - state Queensland
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Queensland warns of more Covid-19 cases, Easter travel plans on hold
The Australian state of Queensland has warned that more cases of Covid-19 were expected to emerge as authorities scrambled to contain an outbreak linked to the variant first detected in the UK, throwing Easter travel plans into disarray.
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World leaders back pandemic treaty idea for future emergencies - rte.ie - Indonesia - Germany - Spain - Britain - France - Eu - Netherlands - Greece - Costa Rica - Norway - Portugal - South Africa - Kenya - Chile - Serbia - Fiji - Romania - county Charles - Rwanda - Albania - Senegal - Tunisia - Ukraine - Trinidad And Tobago
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World leaders back pandemic treaty idea for future emergencies
The leaders of 23 countries and the World Health Organization have backed an idea to create an international treaty that would help the world deal with future health emergencies like the coronavirus pandemic.
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Drop in number of patients in hospital with Covid-19 - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin
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Drop in number of patients in hospital with Covid-19
The number of patients in hospitals with Covid-19 has further reduced, according to the latest figures from the Health Service Executive.
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Ulster Bank tops Financial Ombudsman complaints list - rte.ie - Ireland
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Ulster Bank tops Financial Ombudsman complaints list
Ulster Bank Ireland had more complaints against it upheld by the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman (FSPO) last year than any other financial services provider.
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Govt to consider allowing travel within counties from mid-April - rte.ie - Ireland
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Govt to consider allowing travel within counties from mid-April
The Cabinet will today consider a proposal to extend the 5km limit from the middle of next month.
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J&J to deliver Covid-19 vaccine to Europe from 19 April - rte.ie - Ireland - Eu
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J&J to deliver Covid-19 vaccine to Europe from 19 April
Johnson & Johnson has said it would start delivering its single-shot Covid-19 vaccine to Europe on 19 April, giving the continent a boost as it struggles to speed up its vaccination drive.
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Covid-19: Dept notified of one death, 539 new cases - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin
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Covid-19: Dept notified of one death, 539 new cases
The Department of Health has been notified of one further coronavirus-related death, and 539 new cases.
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Pharmacists 'ready and waiting' to deliver Covid vaccines - IPU - rte.ie - Ireland - county Union
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Pharmacists 'ready and waiting' to deliver Covid vaccines - IPU
Pharmacists have expressed frustration that they are not yet part of the Covid-19 vaccination programme, despite being included in the Government's initial plan published late last year.
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Central Bank says firms need to be mindful of risks to consumers during Covid crisis - rte.ie
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Central Bank says firms need to be mindful of risks to consumers during Covid crisis
The Central Bank is to begin a review of the use of telematics technology in the insurance industry and assess how the ongoing suitability of long-term life-assurance products is monitored.
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Damien Maccallion - Nearly 800,000 Covid vaccines administered in Ireland - rte.ie - Ireland
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Nearly 800,000 Covid vaccines administered in Ireland
New Covid-19 vaccination figures from the Health Service Executive show that 786,569 doses were administered up to last Friday.
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CF patient's vaccine call after positive Covid-19 test - rte.ie - Ireland
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CF patient's vaccine call after positive Covid-19 test
A Cystic fibrosis patient from Co Wicklow has spoken of his anxiety and disappointment after testing positive for Covid-19.
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Ibec downgrades growth forecast for 2021 to 3.1% - rte.ie - Ireland
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Ibec downgrades growth forecast for 2021 to 3.1%
Ireland's economy will grow by 3.1% this year, employers' group Ibec is predicting, down from the 5.3% it said it was anticipating for 2021 just three months ago.
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WHO report concludes virus lab leak theory is 'extremely unlikely' - rte.ie - China - city Wuhan, China
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WHO report concludes virus lab leak theory is 'extremely unlikely'
An international expert mission to Wuhan in China has concluded that it was very likely that Covid first passed to humans from a bat through an intermediary animal, while all but ruling out a lab incident.
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Annastacia Palaszczuk - Snap lockdown ordered in Brisbane after virus outbreak - rte.ie - Britain - Australia - state Queensland
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Snap lockdown ordered in Brisbane after virus outbreak
More than two million people in Brisbane have been ordered into a three-day lockdown after a cluster of coronavirus cases was detected in Australia's third-biggest city. 
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NPHET and Ministers meet to discuss easing restrictions - rte.ie - Ireland
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NPHET and Ministers meet to discuss easing restrictions
Public health officials and Government ministers will meet today consider a cautious approach to easing restrictions from 5 April.
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Northern Ireland - NI vaccine roll-out ramps up with mass centre, pharmacies - rte.ie - Ireland - city Belfast
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NI vaccine roll-out ramps up with mass centre, pharmacies
Northern Ireland's vaccine roll-out will accelerate further today with the opening of a new mass centre at a converted sports complex in Belfast city centre.
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Paul Reid - No rationale for Beacon vaccine decision - Reid - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin
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No rationale for Beacon vaccine decision - Reid
Health Service Executive CEO Paul Reid has said he welcomes the decision by the Minister for Health to suspend the vaccination programme at the Beacon Hospital in Dublin.
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Ministers say 5km limit, outdoor activity may be increased - rte.ie - Ireland
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Ministers say 5km limit, outdoor activity may be increased
Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said there is a very narrow scope for lifting restrictions and the Government approach will be cautious.
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More than 760,000 vaccines administered in Ireland - rte.ie - Ireland
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More than 760,000 vaccines administered in Ireland
More than three quarters of a million vaccines have been administered in Ireland, latest figures show.
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Liam Herrick - Call for inspections at mandatory quarantine sites - rte.ie - Ireland
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Call for inspections at mandatory quarantine sites
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has said there needs to be clear minimum standards and a system of inspections for the mandatory hotel quarantine system.
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Boris Johnson - Grant Shapps - Some hauliers arriving in England to face Covid tests - rte.ie - Britain - Ireland - France
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Some hauliers arriving in England to face Covid tests
Lorry drivers arriving in England from outside Britain and Ireland for more than two days will need to take Covid-19 tests in a bid to tackle the spread of any future variants, transport minister Grant Shapps has said.
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Two who left mandatory hotel quarantine back in facility - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin - city Santry
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Two who left mandatory hotel quarantine back in facility
Two of the three people who left mandatory hotel quarantine yesterday have returned to the facility.
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Boris Johnson - Arlene Foster - Foster says UK should share surplus vaccines with Ireland - rte.ie - county Republic - Britain - Ireland
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Foster says UK should share surplus vaccines with Ireland
Northern Ireland First Minister Arlene Foster has said she believes the British government should share vaccine stocks with Ireland once its vaccination programme is completed. 
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Boris Johnson - Arlene Foster - Arlene Foster says UK should share surplus vaccines with Ireland - rte.ie - Britain - Ireland - county Foster
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Arlene Foster says UK should share surplus vaccines with Ireland
Arlene Foster, the DUP leader and Northern Ireland's First Minister, believes the British government should share vaccines stocks with Ireland once its programme is complete.
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County rivalry takes new form in Covid figures table - rte.ie - Ireland
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County rivalry takes new form in Covid figures table
County rivalry is part of life in Ireland - we slag each other about where we come from, and really get going when it comes to hurling and football. Generally, though, it's all a bit of craic.
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An Garda Síochána - Three people absconded from mandatory hotel quarantine - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin - city Santry
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Three people absconded from mandatory hotel quarantine
A search is under way after three people left the mandatory hotel quarantine at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Santry in Dublin this afternoon.
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Donnelly asks HSE to suspend Beacon Covid vaccine programme - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin
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Donnelly asks HSE to suspend Beacon Covid vaccine programme
The Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has asked the HSE to suspend vaccine operations at the Beacon Hospital in Dublin.
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Family lose appeal over mandatory quarantine facilities - rte.ie - Ireland - Australia
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Family lose appeal over mandatory quarantine facilities
A family of five has lost an appeal against their mandatory hotel quarantine, after they claimed the facilities are not fit for purpose. 
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Spain introduces test rules for land arrivals from France - rte.ie - Spain - France
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Spain introduces test rules for land arrivals from France
Spain is to require people arriving by land from France to present a negative Covid-19 test, the Health Ministry said, amid rising numbers of French arrivals and an uptick in Spain's coronavirus rate.
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Robin Swann - Arlene Foster - Michelle Oneill - Northern Ireland - Northern Ireland First Minister receives AstraZeneca vaccine - rte.ie - Ireland
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Northern Ireland First Minister receives AstraZeneca vaccine
Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Foster has received her first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine.
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Stephen Donnelly - Special needs education staff need vaccine 'urgently', Minister warned - rte.ie - Ireland
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Special needs education staff need vaccine 'urgently', Minister warned
The body representing Catholic primary schools has written to the Minister for Health warning of the possibility of the forced closure of schools and classes catering for children with disabilities unless teachers and other staff working with those children are vaccinated as soon as possible. 
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Beware pitfalls of our new mandatory hotel quarantine - rte.ie - Ireland
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Beware pitfalls of our new mandatory hotel quarantine
It has been a year when, for public health reasons, significant restrictions have been placed on fundamental human freedoms.
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EU vaccine roll-out - the needle and the damage done - rte.ie - Britain - Eu
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EU vaccine roll-out - the needle and the damage done
For the European Union, the second quarter cannot come soon enough. The vaccine rollout has been beset by problems, some unforeseen, some the responsibility of member states, some down to the European Commission's procurement strategy, and some of it down to AstraZeneca.
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Number of administered doses expected to surpass 750,000 this weekend - rte.ie - Ireland - county Park - city Dublin
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Number of administered doses expected to surpass 750,000 this weekend
The number of Covid-19 vaccination doses administered will pass the 750,000 mark this weekend as the rollout continues in GP-operated vaccination hubs at Munster Technological University in Cork and Merlin Park in Galway.
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Gardaí issue 16,500 fines worth a total of more than €2.2m for virus breaches - rte.ie - Ireland
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Gardaí issue 16,500 fines worth a total of more than €2.2m for virus breaches
Gardaí have issued more than 16,500 fines worth a total of more than €2.2m for breaches of Covid-19 regulations.
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Covid-19: 20 further deaths, 584 new cases - rte.ie - Ireland
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Covid-19: 20 further deaths, 584 new cases
There have been 20 further Covid-related deaths notified to the Department of Health along with 584 new cases of the disease.
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'It was surreal' - Irish abroad on hotel quarantine - rte.ie - Ireland - Australia - New Zealand
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'It was surreal' - Irish abroad on hotel quarantine
Mandatory hotel quarantine has started today for passengers arriving in Ireland from 33 countries considered "high risk". So far 76 people are booked in between now and May. 
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ESRI study reveals a rise in mobility and social activity in recent weeks - rte.ie - Ireland
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ESRI study reveals a rise in mobility and social activity in recent weeks
The latest Social Activity Measure report compiled by the ESRI to assist Government decision making about opening of certain parts of the economy has revealed that mobility and social activity increased further over recent weeks. 
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Norway delays AstraZeneca vaccine decision for another three weeks - rte.ie - Norway
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Norway delays AstraZeneca vaccine decision for another three weeks
Norway will delay a decision on whether to resume the use of AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine until 15 April, the Norwegian Institute of Public Health has said. 
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Live WATCH: Hugs on Hold: A Year of Pandemic Living - rte.ie - Ireland
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Live WATCH: Hugs on Hold: A Year of Pandemic Living
Hugs on Hold: A Year of Pandemic Living is being broadcast on the RTÉ News channel, as well as the RTÉ News Twitter and Facebook accounts, discussing the impact of the pandemic on our well-being.
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EMA approves Dutch AstraZeneca plant caught in UK row - rte.ie - Switzerland - Germany - Britain - Eu - city Brussels - Netherlands - city Amsterdam
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EMA approves Dutch AstraZeneca plant caught in UK row
The EU's drug watchdog gave the green light today to the Dutch Halix factory to produce AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine, which has been at the heart of a bitter dispute with Britain.
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Lasting Covid ramifications for children in regeneration area - rte.ie - Ireland - city Limerick
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Lasting Covid ramifications for children in regeneration area
A school principal in Limerick is warning that children must be at the centre of any Government strategy as we emerge from the pandemic.
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Over half 12 to 22 year olds experiencing difficulties with remote learning - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin
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Over half 12 to 22 year olds experiencing difficulties with remote learning
More than half of 12-year-olds and 22-year-old students who took part in a recent study experienced difficulties with remote learning during the pandemic. 
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