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Friday 3 December 2021
Is it too soon to be hearing Wham! or Mariah Carey back on the air?
All inbound travellers to Ireland will need a negative Covid test from Friday.
Do you think the boom in cross-border trade will lead to improved relations?
Solar panels can be used to generate electricity or hot water.
Many travel rules still apply across the world.
It’s one of the most hotly anticipated nights of the Irish TV year.
Five concert dates have been confirmed for Croke Park next year.
The CMO has advised against major social events like Christmas parties.
While one antigen test can cost less than €10, a pack of five can cost up to €30.
Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan said normal levels of Christmas socialising is not advisable.
Taoiseach Michéal Martin announced a range of Covid-19 restrictions yesterday evening.
The day of flash sales takes place this year on Friday 26 November this year.
It’s understood the government is looking to subsidise the cost of the tests.
Many European countries are reporting another surge in Covid-19 infections, with some reintroducing restrictions.
The Government is expecting that NPHET will reinforce its message urging people to work from home where possible.
Wales has temporarily stopped building new roads, pending a review of projects as part of climate measures.
A new Daft.ie report shows rental homes available in Ireland have hit an ‘all-time low’.
The annual AGSI conference will hear calls for the introduction of body-worn cameras.
Shops that sell cigarettes to minors are to be banned for up to a month, under new legislation.
Travel firm Expedia today announced a ban.
Cop26 is a two-week long summit on climate change.
Does it go too far? Not far enough?
NPHET has advised the public to reduce their social contacts this winter.
The decorations are up in the stores but is it too early for festive tunes?
The government has approved a recommendation to rollout booster vaccines for healthcare workers.
Experts are warning that there will be little relief from supply bottlenecks in the short term.
There has been a surge in Covid-19 cases in recent weeks.
For the first time, the Irish government is due to implement three carbon budgets.
There’s plenty to choose from ranging between the child-friendly to the very scary ones.
We’re just a week off from the scariest night of the year.
Supply chain issues are already impacting product supplies this year.
Nightclubs and events are back on the menu but warnings to social distance remain.
IT’S OUR SECOND year enduring a Covid Christmas.
Nphet has written to the Government with its thoughts on reimposing restrictions this festive season with pub opening times and max numbers at a table all in the crosshairs.
Even this morning, there has been confusion over the Government’s rollout of mandatory testing for people entering Ireland.
So, this morning we want to know: Will you change your Christmas travel plans this year?
Poll Results:
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The Social Democrats TD says Ireland’s record on caring for disabled people is entirely lacking.
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