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Employment Law Solicitor Richard Grogan Told Breakingnews.ie That Employers Who Choose To Continue With A Mask-Wearing Requirement In The Workplace Are Within Their Legal Rights To Do So. Photo: Getty Images

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Risk that lifting mandatory mask wearing will be misinterpreted – Nphet member

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Restrictions Won't Ease In September If Covid Cases Continue To Rise
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Restrictions won't ease in September if Covid cases continue to rise

Dr Mary Favier Calls For Safe Zones At Abortion Facilities
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Dr Mary Favier calls for safe zones at abortion facilities

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Delta Variant: Varadkar Says 'There's No Reason To Panic At This Stage'
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Delta variant: Varadkar says 'there's no reason to panic at this stage'

Gps Receiving Calls From People Who Want To Take Astrazeneca Vaccine
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GPs receiving calls from people who want to take AstraZeneca vaccine

Vaccine Rollout Becoming 'Risk Averse' Says Ucc Professor
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Vaccine rollout becoming 'risk averse' says UCC professor

Jumping Of Vaccine Queue 'Very Disappointing' Says Nphet Member
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Jumping of vaccine queue 'very disappointing' says Nphet member

Call For ‘Inflexible Ways’ For Vaccinator Volunteers To Be Changed
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Call for ‘inflexible ways’ for vaccinator volunteers to be changed

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Astrazeneca Vaccine Pause 'Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't' Situation
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AstraZeneca vaccine pause 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' situation

Level Of Non-Essential Travel 'Demoralising' Says Icgp Covid Lead
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Level of non-essential travel 'demoralising' says ICGP Covid lead

Covid-19 Restrictions Will Remain For Months With Current Movement Levels, Doctor Warns
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Covid-19 restrictions will remain for months with current movement levels, doctor warns

Covid-19: ‘Worst Yet To Come’ In Hospitalisations Surge
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Covid-19: ‘Worst yet to come’ in hospitalisations surge