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Ireland to receive 45,000 fewer AstraZeneca doses in first quarter of the year

Ireland will get 45,000 fewer AstraZeneca doses than planned in the first quarter of the year.Th.

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Government will support any company manufacturing vaccine in Ireland - Taoiseach

Share this article The Government will offer supports to any pharmaceutical company aiming to manufacture coronavirus vaccines in Ireland, according to the Taoiseach. Micheál Martin has been updating the Fianna Fáil Parliamentary Party on the vaccine rollout this evening. He came under pressure from a number of colleagues over the Government’s failure to source vaccines outside the EU Advance Purchase Agreement. Mark MacSharry vaccines could be sourced from countries like Russia, which is selling its Sputnik jab internationally. Meanwhile, John McGuinness told the meeting that his contacts in the US have assured him that vaccine can be sourced from other areas.

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EU warns UK set to breach international law for second time

Share this article The European Union has warned the UK that it is set to breach international law for the second time. It comes after the UK Government announced plans to unilaterally extend a grace period for food imports from Britain into Northern Ireland. It means businesses exporting food from Britain to Northern Ireland will not have to provide the necessary paperwork for a further six months. The UKs Secretary of State in Northern Ireland Brandon Lewis said the decision was taken to help businesses because the hi-tech traceability system is not yet ready. However, the EU has warned that the move breaches the Northern Ireland Protocol and questioned why it was taken without any discussion with Brussels.

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Byrne refutes local Fianna Fáil members calls for Martin to step down as leader

Byrne refutes local Fianna Fáil members calls for Martin to step down as leader
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We need to make sure the protocol works and not feel under threat, says Irish Europe Minister

We need to make sure the protocol works and not feel under threat, says Irish Europe Minister
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