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Covid-19

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Level Three restrictions not 'inevitable' says Glynn

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Dentistry Faces 'Resourcing Crisis' As Skilled Staff Move To Testing And Tracing
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Dentistry faces 'resourcing crisis' as skilled staff move to testing and tracing

Roscommon Publican Unaware Of Need To Isolate While Awaiting Covid-19 Results
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Roscommon publican unaware of need to isolate while awaiting Covid-19 results

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Pre-Departure Covid-19 Testing May Be In Irish Airports By Next Month
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Pre-departure Covid-19 testing may be in Irish airports by next month

'It's Donegal Today, It'll Be Another County Tomorrow,' Dr Glynn Warns
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'It's Donegal today, it'll be another county tomorrow,' Dr Glynn warns

Gardaí Find Potential Breaches At 15 Licensed Premises
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Gardaí find potential breaches at 15 licensed premises

Covid-19: Two Further Deaths, 234 Additional Cases
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Covid-19: Two further deaths, 234 additional cases

Latest Covid-19 Data: Donegal Has Highest Incidence Rate Outside Dublin
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Latest Covid-19 data: Donegal has highest incidence rate outside Dublin

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Test And Trace: Could A Struggling System Trigger New Restrictions?
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Test and trace: could a struggling system trigger new restrictions?

New Restrictions Are A Wake-Up Call, Says Arlene Foster
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New restrictions are a wake-up call, says Arlene Foster

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe Restricting Movements Due To Covid-19
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Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe restricting movements due to Covid-19

Coronavirus: No New Deaths And 334 Cases Confirmed With Substantial Increase In Four Counties
Ireland

Coronavirus: no new deaths and 334 cases confirmed with substantial increase in four counties