Domhnall Doyle
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Covid-19 latest: Two new Carlow Kilkenny cases among 98 nationwide
At least two new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed locally. Health officials have named Carlow and Kilkenny as two…
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Neighbouring counties Laois and Kildare go back into lockdown along with Offaly
Everyone in Carlow-Kilkenny’s neighbouring counties of Laois and Kildare, along with is being put under partial lockdown for the next…
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Facemasks for students and teachers in Carlow-Kilkenny secondary schools
Secondary School students and their teachers will have to wear a face covering when schools return in September. The Minister…
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R-number rises to 1.8 for Covid-19 infections
The reproduction number for the virus has risen to 1.8. Professor Philip Nolan, the chairman of NPHET’s modelling group, says…
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Covid-19 latest: 69 new cases & 5 more deaths
69 more Covid-19 cases have been confirmed and 5 further deaths have been recorded. It means there have been 1,768…
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Govt triples ‘Back to School Allowance’ funding for people on PUP
Children’s charity Barnardos is welcomed the government’s announcement of increased funding to allow parents on the Pandemic Unemployment Payment to…
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€8.3bn deterioration in public finances due to pandemic
An €8.3bn deterioration in the public finances over the past year is being blamed on the coronavirus. Latest Exchequer figures…
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24 bank holiday Covid breaches reported by Gardai in pubs
24 breaches of Covid-19 laws were detected in licensed premises over the August Bank Holiday Weekend. The majority refer to…
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Covid-19 latest: No new local cases as 50 reported nationwide
50 new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Republic but none are local. 81% are among people under…
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Pubs to stay shut as current Covid-19 restrictions to remain in place for next three weeks
The Government has decided that the current public health measures will remain as they are. Taoiseach Micheál Martin says pubs…
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