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COVID-19: Ireland struggles to overcome its Christmas hangover The country was a model for using shutdowns to keep the pandemic under control — but Ireland is now also a case study for how temporary relaxations can cause devastating problems. Gavan Reilly reports from Dublin. Even Grafton Street, one of Dublin's main shopping streets, is almost deserted in Ireland's third lockdown "It wasn't worth it," says the solitary pedestrian on a drizzly Dublin morning. "What was the point of Christmas if it means we're all locked up again for months?" The pedestrian is the only person DW meets during a 10-minute stroll around one of Dublin's main shopping districts and asks not to be named, having walked beyond the legal limit of 5 kilometers (3 miles) for permitted daily exercise during Ireland's third shutdown. That in itself is a useful illustration of Ireland's COVID-19 problem: When granted freedoms, Ireland pushes them to the limits, with devastating national consequences.
More Irish criminals will face arrest and charges in the coming months, senior sources have revealed after an Irish criminal who was busted by police agencies compromising the EncroChat service earlier this year became the first Irish national to be sentenced in the secretive probe. Thomas Maher, originally from Clara, Co Offaly, was sentenced to 14 years and eight months in prison at Liverpool Crown Court after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing to two charges relating to importing Class A drugs into the UK and two charges of money laundering. “There will be more criminals linked to Maher who are very likely to face serious jail time in the New Year,” a senior source told Independent.ie last night.
More Irish criminals will face arrest and charges in the coming months, senior sources revealed today after an Irish criminal who was busted by police agencies compromising the EncroChat service earlier this year became the first Irish national to be sentenced in the secretive probe. Thomas Maher (40) who is originally from Clara, Co Offaly was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to four counts of conspiracy to commit a crime abroad at an earlier hearing. He was jailed for 14 years. “There will be more criminals linked to Maher who are very likely to face serious jail time in the New Year,” a senior source told Independent.ie last night.