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One Million People Are Now Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 In Ireland

One million people are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in Ireland as St James's Hospital reported having no patients with COVID-19.

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Crackdown On Fraudulent PUP Claims As Black Economy Concerns Grow

The Government will launch a clampdown on fraudulent PUP claimants as it attempts to steer the country's finances back on track

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COVID-19: We shouldn t take our eye off the ball as Ireland reopens, says expert

Share this article A Trinity College immunologist has urged people to continue exercising caution as Ireland reopens on a phased basis this summer. Professor Cliona O’Farrelly said that while the easing of restrictions was good news, the COVID-19 virus and variants still pose a threat and people need to be careful until the population is vaccinated. Taoiseach Micheál Martin announced a raft of restrictions that will be eased throughout June and July in an address to the nation last night. The measures will begin to ease on June 2nd, when hotels and B&Bs can reopen to guests.

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Government did not pay ransom for decryption key after HSE hack, says Martin

Government did not pay ransom for decryption key after HSE hack, says Martin PA Media 11 hrs ago By James Ward and Michelle Devane, PA © Julien Behal Photography (Julien Behal Photography/PA) The Government did not pay a ransom or use diplomatic channels to obtain a decryption key that could unlock HSE data hit by a ransomware attack, the Taoiseach has said. The key was made available on Thursday evening almost a week after the IT system was attacked. The key was given to the Government by the organised crime group behind the cyber attack, but their reasons for doing so remain unclear.

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NI Protocol port checks could be reduced by 80%, Simon Coveney says

Coveney said that option is within the confines of the protocol if the UK agree to a common approach to standards.

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