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Ireland news LIVE: Met Eireann snow latest, new Covid cases announcement, grim lockdown update Your one-stop-shop for all the latest updates on the biggest news stories happening in Ireland today The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Welcome to our dedicated live blog on Ireland's news today – your one-stop shop for everything going on today. We'll have all the latest updates on the biggest news stories happening in Ireland throughout the day. The journalists here at Irishmirror.ie will be letting you know about all the latest happenings from Cork to Donegal and everywhere in betwee...

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However, it is thought agreement was reached to lift the order so officials could be freed up to progress the reopening plans. The move will come as a relief for embattled Education Minister Norma Foley, who is already facing over 60 legal challenges relating the last year’s Leaving Certificate. Eileen Barrington SC, for the minister, told the court there had been considerable progress since last week. She said the minister had announced on February 1 that agreement had been reached with unions to put in place a plan for a return to in-school learning for children with special education nee...