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Tony Holohan

10/11/2021Dr. Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Department Of Health ,Pictured This Afternoon At The Department Of Health At A Covid-19 Media Briefing..photo: Gareth Chaney /Collins Photos

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Further 4,115 cases confirmed as CMO warns of 'unstable position'

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National Effort Required To Avoid Another Lockdown, Says Coveney
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National effort required to avoid another lockdown, says Coveney

Five-Star Hotel Loses €400,000 On Christmas Parties Cancelled Due To Covid
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Five-star hotel loses €400,000 on Christmas parties cancelled due to Covid

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Ireland On Track To Lift All Restrictions On October 22Nd-Taoiseach
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Ireland on track to lift all restrictions on October 22nd-Taoiseach

Chief Medical Officer Seeks To Reassure Parents Over Covid As Schools Return
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Chief medical officer seeks to reassure parents over Covid as schools return

Government To ‘Engage’ With Electric Picnic Festival Organisers
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Government to ‘engage’ with Electric Picnic festival organisers

Electric Picnic Should Go Ahead, Says Fine Gael Senator
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Electric Picnic should go ahead, says Fine Gael senator

Sixteen Pregnant Women Admitted To Icu With Covid Since Start Of Year
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Sixteen pregnant women admitted to ICU with Covid since start of year

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Delta Variant Has Not Yet Reached Peak, Taoiseach Warns
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Delta variant has not yet reached peak, Taoiseach warns

Rise In Covid Cases Causing Significant Concern, Dr Holohan Warns
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Rise in Covid cases causing significant concern, Dr Holohan warns

15 Deaths Reported In The Last Week As 1,861 New Cases Confirmed
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15 deaths reported in the last week as 1,861 new cases confirmed

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