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Nuclear deal on agenda as Coveney travels to Iran to meet with President Rouhani
On The Journal Iran
Nuclear deal on agenda as Coveney travels to Iran to meet with President Rouhani
6 Mar 2021
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Friday
5 Mar 2021
Building company launches High Court action against government's construction shutdown
On The Journal Construction
Building company launches High Court action against government's construction shutdown
5 Mar 2021
Calls for 'urgent' one-off grants to help restaurants and bars develop outdoor summer seating
On The Journal outdoor summer
Calls for 'urgent' one-off grants to help restaurants and bars develop outdoor summer seating
5 Mar 2021
27
British government unilaterally relaxes more trade rules between Britain and NI amid EU fury
On The Journal did it again
British government unilaterally relaxes more trade rules between Britain and NI amid EU fury
5 Mar 2021
32
No guarantee construction will resume on 5 April, says Housing Minister
On The Journal Housing
No guarantee construction will resume on 5 April, says Housing Minister
5 Mar 2021
57
Ireland’s economy grew by 3.4% last year despite Covid-19 restrictions
On The Journal CSO
Ireland’s economy grew by 3.4% last year despite Covid-19 restrictions
5 Mar 2021
73
The latest Brexit row: UK's solo run has left the EU in a tricky position
On The Journal NI Protocol
The latest Brexit row: UK's solo run has left the EU in a tricky position
5 Mar 2021
48
EU taking ‘very belligerent approach’ to issues caused by NI Protocol, Arlene Foster says
On The Journal NI Protocol
EU taking ‘very belligerent approach’ to issues caused by NI Protocol, Arlene Foster says
5 Mar 2021
83
Thursday
4 Mar 2021
NI Protocol issues can be resolved with goodwill and common sense, Boris Johnson says
On The Journal northern protocol
NI Protocol issues can be resolved with goodwill and common sense, Boris Johnson says
4 Mar 2021
88
Health Minister asks task force to examine if Ireland can procure extra vaccines alongside EU supply deal
On The Journal vaccine side deals
Health Minister asks task force to examine if Ireland can procure extra vaccines alongside EU supply deal
4 Mar 2021
101
Coveney had 'blunt' conversation with UK government over move to extend NI Protocol grace period
On The Journal Exports
Coveney had 'blunt' conversation with UK government over move to extend NI Protocol grace period
4 Mar 2021
78
House of Representatives scraps today's session amid threats of US Capitol 'breach'
On The Journal militia group
House of Representatives scraps today's session amid threats of US Capitol 'breach'
4 Mar 2021
17
Varadkar calls on councils to support plans for increased café seating ahead of 'outdoor summer'
On The Journal al fresco
Varadkar calls on councils to support plans for increased café seating ahead of 'outdoor summer'
4 Mar 2021
60
Wednesday
3 Mar 2021
More than 80% of people to be offered first vaccine dose by the end of June, says Tánaiste
On The Journal vaccine target
More than 80% of people to be offered first vaccine dose by the end of June, says Tánaiste
3 Mar 2021
81
Brexit: EU says UK's unilateral move to extend NI Protocol grace period 'breaks international law'
On The Journal Solo run
Brexit: EU says UK's unilateral move to extend NI Protocol grace period 'breaks international law'
3 Mar 2021
56
Sturgeon says allegations about Salmond were 'shocking' but there was no plot to 'get' him
On The Journal Scotland
Sturgeon says allegations about Salmond were 'shocking' but there was no plot to 'get' him
3 Mar 2021
Taoiseach acknowledges 'bumps along the way' with vaccine roll out, says AstraZenaca shortfall will be made up
On The Journal Leaders' Questions
Taoiseach acknowledges 'bumps along the way' with vaccine roll out, says AstraZenaca shortfall will be made up
3 Mar 2021
95
Mural of activist Greta Thunberg in Dublin city centre vandalised
On The Journal greta thunberg
Mural of activist Greta Thunberg in Dublin city centre vandalised
3 Mar 2021
96
Minister to bring memo on illegal birth registrations to Cabinet next week
On The Journal illegal adoption
Minister to bring memo on illegal birth registrations to Cabinet next week
3 Mar 2021
6
Fine Gael welcomes departure of Viktor Orban's party from their European Parliament grouping
On The Journal so long farewell
Fine Gael welcomes departure of Viktor Orban's party from their European Parliament grouping
3 Mar 2021
37
Dáil to debate Sinn Féin's motion on scrapping scheme which it says 'will not make homes more affordable'
On The Journal shared equity scheme
Dáil to debate Sinn Féin's motion on scrapping scheme which it says 'will not make homes more affordable'
3 Mar 2021
72
Biden vows there will be enough vaccine for all US adults by end of May
On The Journal vaccine rollout
Biden vows there will be enough vaccine for all US adults by end of May
3 Mar 2021
20
Tuesday
2 Mar 2021
Arlene Foster vows that current lockdown will be Northern Ireland's last
On The Journal Northern Ireland
Arlene Foster vows that current lockdown will be Northern Ireland's last
2 Mar 2021
17
Family members of women affected by CervicalCheck controversy to get medical cards for 5 year period
On The Journal cervicacheck
Family members of women affected by CervicalCheck controversy to get medical cards for 5 year period
2 Mar 2021
24
Taoiseach speaks to Boris Johnson by telephone about joint bid to host 2030 World Cup
On The Journal world cup 2030
Taoiseach speaks to Boris Johnson by telephone about joint bid to host 2030 World Cup
2 Mar 2021
52
Stephen Donnelly: 'Large majority of 85s and over' will have received first Covid vaccine dose by Sunday
On The Journal health minister
Stephen Donnelly: 'Large majority of 85s and over' will have received first Covid vaccine dose by Sunday
2 Mar 2021
79
Monday
1 Mar 2021
Zero Covid would require 2km limit, closed schools and 'months and months' of Level 5 – Donnelly
On The Journal zero covid
Zero Covid would require 2km limit, closed schools and 'months and months' of Level 5 – Donnelly
1 Mar 2021
93
Coveney urges anyone with information on alleged abuse in the Curragh to contact gardaí
On The Journal Defence Forces
Coveney urges anyone with information on alleged abuse in the Curragh to contact gardaí
1 Mar 2021
'Ripping commercial heart from Provincial Ireland': Political opprobrium descends on BOI closures
On The Journal Shuttered
'Ripping commercial heart from Provincial Ireland': Political opprobrium descends on BOI closures
1 Mar 2021
47
Sunday
28 Feb 2021
Gardaí were prepared for potential violence and drafted in specialist officers to help police Dublin protest
On The Journal lockdown protest
Gardaí were prepared for potential violence and drafted in specialist officers to help police Dublin protest
28 Feb 2021
166
Saturday
27 Feb 2021
23 people arrested after clashes between anti-lockdown protesters and gardaí in Dublin city centre
On The Journal major operation
23 people arrested after clashes between anti-lockdown protesters and gardaí in Dublin city centre
27 Feb 2021
578
'If the Commission dissolves tomorrow, we'll be denied justice': Survivor says testimony was 'misrepresented'
On The Journal mother-and-baby homes
'If the Commission dissolves tomorrow, we'll be denied justice': Survivor says testimony was 'misrepresented'
27 Feb 2021
Oireachtas members join international alliance pushing for tougher stance on China
On The Journal Human Rights
Oireachtas members join international alliance pushing for tougher stance on China
27 Feb 2021
46
'It doesn't diminish': The legacy of the 1981 hunger strikes, 40 years on
On The Journal Bobby sands
'It doesn't diminish': The legacy of the 1981 hunger strikes, 40 years on
27 Feb 2021
40
Friday
26 Feb 2021
DUP minister halts construction work on Brexit inspection posts at NI ports
On The Journal Stormont Executive
DUP minister halts construction work on Brexit inspection posts at NI ports
26 Feb 2021
37
O'Gorman says there is 'no meaningful reason' to extend Mother and Baby Homes Commission
On The Journal deleted tapes
O'Gorman says there is 'no meaningful reason' to extend Mother and Baby Homes Commission
26 Feb 2021
9
O'Gorman will 'consider' State apology on Direct Provision but 'the best thing we can do is create new system'
On The Journal Asylum Seekers
O'Gorman will 'consider' State apology on Direct Provision but 'the best thing we can do is create new system'
26 Feb 2021
5
State plans to end Direct Provision by 2024 and replace system with not-for-profit accommodation
On The Journal Asylum
State plans to end Direct Provision by 2024 and replace system with not-for-profit accommodation
26 Feb 2021
118
Alex Salmond due at Holyrood to give evidence about botched investigation
On The Journal Scotland
Alex Salmond due at Holyrood to give evidence about botched investigation
26 Feb 2021
Thursday
25 Feb 2021
Data Protection Commissioner: Transfer of Mother and Baby Homes records to Dept could be 'high risk'
On The Journal department of children
Data Protection Commissioner: Transfer of Mother and Baby Homes records to Dept could be 'high risk'
25 Feb 2021
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