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Prof Philip Nolan

Professor Philip Nolan. Photo: Pa

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Prof Philip Nolan settles action against Science Foundation Ireland

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Covid: 1,459 New Cases Ahead Of Changes To Contact Tracing In Schools
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Covid: 1,459 new cases ahead of changes to contact tracing in schools

Return Of Schools Did Not Bring 'Significant Increase' In Covid Transmission, Says Prof Nolan
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Return of schools did not bring 'significant increase' in Covid transmission, says Prof Nolan

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Covid: 2,125 Cases As Nolan Says Numbers Should Stabilise By September
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Covid: 2,125 cases as Nolan says numbers should stabilise by September

Video: Ireland Wins Olympic Gold, Covid Optimism Amid High Vaccine Uptake
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Video: Ireland wins Olympic gold, Covid optimism amid high vaccine uptake

Video: Restaurants Await Indoor Dining Guidelines; Final Day Of Heatwave
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Video: Restaurants await indoor dining guidelines; final day of heatwave

Covid: 1,377 New Cases As Key Indicators Of Virus Spread At Highest Levels Since February
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Covid: 1,377 new cases as key indicators of virus spread at highest levels since February

Covid Infections Rise To Highest Since Winter With Fears Of 2,000 Daily Cases By End July
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Covid infections rise to highest since winter with fears of 2,000 daily cases by end July

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Unvaccinated Urged To Remain Vigilant As Cases Hit Highest Peak Since February
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Unvaccinated urged to remain vigilant as cases hit highest peak since February

Covid: Case Numbers 'At Best Stable And Perhaps Increasing'
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Covid: Case numbers 'at best stable and perhaps increasing'

Coronavirus: 34 Further Deaths And 473 New Cases Reported
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Coronavirus: 34 further deaths and 473 new cases reported

Covid-19: ‘Cause For Concern’ As Hospital Admissions Plateau
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Covid-19: ‘Cause for concern’ as hospital admissions plateau