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Pedestrians, Some Wearing Face Masks Or Coverings Due To The Covid-19 Pandemic, Walk Along A Busy Shopping Street In Dublin On December 1, 2020, As Ireland Exits A Second Partial Coronavirus Lockdown. - Ireland Ended A Second Partial Coronavirus Lockdown On Tuesday, With Non-Essential Shops, Hairdressers And Gyms Unlocking Their Doors After Six Weeks Of Tough Restrictions. Museums, Galleries, Libraries, Cinemas And Places Of Worship Also Reopened As The Nation Lifted Virus Curbs In Place Since October 22. On Friday, Pubs And Restaurants Serving Food Will Follow Suit, Although Drinking-Only Establishments Will Remain Shuttered. (Photo By Paul Faith / Afp) (Photo By Paul Faith/Afp Via Getty Images)

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'I accept responsibility': Govt decisions a factor in third Covid-19 surge, Minister says

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