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Simon Coveney

Shoppers Walk Through A Busy Grafton Street In Dublin On October 21, 2020 As Ireland Prepares To Enter A Second National Lockdown To Stem The Spread Of The Virus That Causes Covid-19. - Millions Of People In Ireland Were Getting Set For A Second National Lockdown On October 21, The First European Country To Take The Drastic Step As The Continent Battles A Persistent Surge In Coronavirus Cases. (Photo By Paul Faith / Afp) (Photo By Paul Faith/Afp Via Getty Images)

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