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# covid-19 pandemic

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March 2024
Taoiseach still has 'some' text messages from Covid pandemic period
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Scheme to delay businesses repaying Covid debts to Revenue extended until 2024
Levels of recorded crime fall sharply during the Covid pandemic - except for fraud
Non-EU doctors call for all frontline workers' citizenship applications to be fasttracked
Taoiseach wants to examine the prospect of a living wage within lifetime of the government
'Don't have parties. Cancel': Sweden limits public gatherings to 8 people
Ireland's Winter Plan: 500 new acute beds and an 'unprecedented' €600m boost on last year
All children who are not at-risk expected to return to school, and can miss a max of 20 days off school
Leo Varadkar tells Dáil he will consider extending maternity leave by three months
UK 'to introduce two-week quarantine' for all those arriving from abroad - except from Ireland
Poll: Should pubs be allowed to reopen at the same time as cafés and restaurants?
Cancelled respite during Covid: 'There's no respite, no service at all, no activities. It is very stressful'
Ajax denied Dutch title as Eredivisie season is declared void
Music festivals are cancelled after licenced gatherings of 5,000+ halted until September at earliest
The price of oil has plummeted to less than zero dollars a barrel
Shine Your Light: Ministers, embassies and the Irish public light candles for the sick and frontline workers
Fifa allows transfer window movement and extension to contracts amid football shutdown
WATCH: TDs and people all over the country applaud frontline healthcare workers in unison
'A deeply sensitive issue': The government is preparing temporary mortuaries
Irish economy expected to shrink by 7.1% and fall into a recession, ESRI warns