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Coronavirus

Lorry Drivers Walk On A Motorway In Kent Where Freight Traffic Is Parked While The Port Of Dover On England's Southern Coast Remains Closed. Photo: Pa

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Avoid UK and take direct ferries to Europe for foreseeable future, says Coveney

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Lockdown Restrictions Likely To Remain For First Two Months Of 2021
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Lockdown restrictions likely to remain for first two months of 2021

Covid-19: O’neill Calls For Legal Travel Ban Amid 16 Deaths And 439 Cases In North
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Covid-19: O’Neill calls for legal travel ban amid 16 deaths and 439 cases in North

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Stormont Advises Against Non-Essential Travel To Republic And Gb
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Stormont advises against non-essential travel to Republic and GB

Consular Flights To Bring Irish Home From Britain Today
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Consular flights to bring Irish home from Britain today

Ireland Clearly In Grip Of Third Covid-19 Wave, Health Chiefs Warn
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Ireland clearly in grip of third Covid-19 wave, health chiefs warn

More Than 40 Flights From Britain Arrived In Belfast And Derry Today
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More than 40 flights from Britain arrived in Belfast and Derry today

Consular Flights To Bring Stranded Irish Residents From Britain
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Consular flights to bring stranded Irish residents from Britain

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Closing North To Uk Travel Would Have ‘Serious Ramifications’, Says Foster
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Closing North to UK travel would have ‘serious ramifications’, says Foster

Wales Seeking ‘Urgent Talks’ Over Irish Travel Ban
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Wales seeking ‘urgent talks’ over Irish travel ban

Some Secondary Pupils In North To Start Remote Learning From January
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Some secondary pupils in North to start remote learning from January

Covid-19: Stormont Leaders Accused Of ‘Dithering’ Over Gb Travel Ban
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Covid-19: Stormont leaders accused of ‘dithering’ over GB travel ban