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Taoiseach: Fourth wave can be avoided if people stick to restrictions

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Covid-19 Rise Expected Following St Patrick’s Day And Good Weather
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Covid-19 rise expected following St Patrick’s Day and good weather

Hotel Quarantine Booking System To Go Live
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Hotel quarantine booking system to go live

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Coronavirus: Nine Further Deaths And 525 New Cases Reported
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Coronavirus: Nine further deaths and 525 new cases reported

No Further Coronavirus Deaths Recorded In Northern Ireland
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No further coronavirus deaths recorded in Northern Ireland

Covid-19: 10 Deaths And 507 Cases Reported
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Covid-19: 10 deaths and 507 cases reported

Ni Health Minister Calls For Vigilance On Anniversary Of First Covid Death
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NI health minister calls for vigilance on anniversary of first Covid death

Taoiseach Refuses To ‘Speculate’ On Tight Restrictions Until June
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Taoiseach refuses to ‘speculate’ on tight restrictions until June

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Nphet Warns Against Social Mixing As Covid Progress Stalls
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Nphet warns against social mixing as Covid progress stalls

Bill Seeks To Prevent Thousands On Pup From Losing Out On Redundancy Pay
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Bill seeks to prevent thousands on PUP from losing out on redundancy pay

St Patrick’s Day: Police Attend Gatherings Into Early Hours In North
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St Patrick’s Day: Police attend gatherings into early hours in North

‘Early Warning Signals’ As Covid Testing Demand Rises Again
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‘Early warning signals’ as Covid testing demand rises again