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Where does Ireland's Europe minister think Brexit talks stand now?
On The Journal Thomas Byrne
Where does Ireland's Europe minister think Brexit talks stand now?
13 Sep 2020
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Saturday
12 Sep 2020
Yanis Varoufakis calls Paschal Donohoe a 'chronic and pathetic finance minister'
On The Journal Criticism
Yanis Varoufakis calls Paschal Donohoe a 'chronic and pathetic finance minister'
12 Sep 2020
82
On The Journal 9 at 9
The 9 at 9 It’s a busy news morning.
12 Sep 2020
4
EU is threatening 'blockade' on British food to Northern Ireland and to 'carve up' the UK, Boris Johnson says
On The Journal Brexit
EU is threatening 'blockade' on British food to Northern Ireland and to 'carve up' the UK, Boris Johnson says
12 Sep 2020
113
Micheál Martin announces the new 'Living with Covid' roadmap on Tuesday - here's what to expect
On The Journal new roadmap
Micheál Martin announces the new 'Living with Covid' roadmap on Tuesday - here's what to expect
12 Sep 2020
64
Friday
11 Sep 2020
Trump announces peace deal between Bahrain and Israel
On The Journal Israel
Trump announces peace deal between Bahrain and Israel
11 Sep 2020
81
Nursing home residents in Dublin restricted to one nominated visitor as cases continue to climb in capital
On The Journal restrictions
Nursing home residents in Dublin restricted to one nominated visitor as cases continue to climb in capital
11 Sep 2020
9
Widespread Covid-19 testing to begin tomorrow in all direct provision centres
On The Journal Testing
Widespread Covid-19 testing to begin tomorrow in all direct provision centres
11 Sep 2020
12
Coronavirus: 211 new cases and one new death confirmed in Ireland
On The Journal Coronavirus
Coronavirus: 211 new cases and one new death confirmed in Ireland
11 Sep 2020
223
On The Journal 5 at 5
The 5 at 5 Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
11 Sep 2020
On The Journal 9 at 9
The 9 at 9 It’s a relatively quiet morning – here’s what is making the news.
11 Sep 2020
'Terrible mess': UK and EU at odds as trade talks hang in the balance
On The Journal No deal
'Terrible mess': UK and EU at odds as trade talks hang in the balance
11 Sep 2020
28
'A few hundred' supporters to be allowed at matches under new government plan
On The Journal the new plan
'A few hundred' supporters to be allowed at matches under new government plan
11 Sep 2020
23
Thursday
10 Sep 2020
Martin announces establishment of arts and culture recovery taskforce
On The Journal Arts
Martin announces establishment of arts and culture recovery taskforce
10 Sep 2020
16
'Extremely serious violation': EU spells out its displeasure as it delivers ultimatum to UK in tense meeting
On The Journal brexit wounds
'Extremely serious violation': EU spells out its displeasure as it delivers ultimatum to UK in tense meeting
10 Sep 2020
76
Nursing homes regulator says its powers are 'not adequate' to handle the pandemic
On The Journal HIQA
Nursing homes regulator says its powers are 'not adequate' to handle the pandemic
10 Sep 2020
16
Pubs will be allowed host live music sessions when they reopen
On The Journal wet pubs
Pubs will be allowed host live music sessions when they reopen
10 Sep 2020
67
'Right decision': HSE boss says suspension of meat plant testing was necessary to deal with surge in demand elsewhere
On The Journal serial testing
'Right decision': HSE boss says suspension of meat plant testing was necessary to deal with surge in demand elsewhere
10 Sep 2020
27
Michelle O'Neill admits public health message has been undermined by Bobby Storey funeral attendance
On The Journal sinn féin NI leader
Michelle O'Neill admits public health message has been undermined by Bobby Storey funeral attendance
10 Sep 2020
62
On The Journal 9 at 9
The 9 at 9 An increase in cases in Dublin, emergency Brexit talks in London, and strange-smelling water in Dublin.
10 Sep 2020
Emergency Brexit talks due in London today after UK reveals bill to override Withdrawal Agreement
On The Journal Internal markets bill
Emergency Brexit talks due in London today after UK reveals bill to override Withdrawal Agreement
10 Sep 2020
22
Wednesday
9 Sep 2020
Trump wanted to 'play down' Covid-19, new Bob Woodward book claims
On The Journal Bob Woodward
Trump wanted to 'play down' Covid-19, new Bob Woodward book claims
9 Sep 2020
80
Operation Moonshot: Mass testing could create ‘freedom pass’ to go about life as normal, Johnson says
On The Journal Operation Moonshot
Operation Moonshot: Mass testing could create ‘freedom pass’ to go about life as normal, Johnson says
9 Sep 2020
28
Taoiseach tells Johnson of the 'serious implications' if British government breaches Brexit deal
On The Journal a quick chat
Taoiseach tells Johnson of the 'serious implications' if British government breaches Brexit deal
9 Sep 2020
65
€6 million worth of support packages for live performance and music industry announced
On The Journal Arts
€6 million worth of support packages for live performance and music industry announced
9 Sep 2020
7
'Common sense has broken down': Government slammed for 'bonkers' measures and 'mixed messaging'
On The Journal covid restrictions
'Common sense has broken down': Government slammed for 'bonkers' measures and 'mixed messaging'
9 Sep 2020
55
'This is not a drill': Big national effort needed in the next three months to prepare for Brexit
On The Journal Brexit
'This is not a drill': Big national effort needed in the next three months to prepare for Brexit
9 Sep 2020
15
Public health experts must justify any proposed restrictions for Dublin if they're more 'drastic' than other EU cities
On The Journal nphet
Public health experts must justify any proposed restrictions for Dublin if they're more 'drastic' than other EU cities
9 Sep 2020
82
Irish regulator finds 'majority' of home and car insurers charged different prices to customers with similar risk
On The Journal insurance premiums
Irish regulator finds 'majority' of home and car insurers charged different prices to customers with similar risk
9 Sep 2020
89
'We got no heads up': Taoiseach speaks to Boris Johnson about the 'undermining' of Brexit negotiations
On The Journal brexit pressure
'We got no heads up': Taoiseach speaks to Boris Johnson about the 'undermining' of Brexit negotiations
9 Sep 2020
20
Irish government aiming to allow people to travel abroad to visit loved ones for Christmas
On The Journal Leo Varadkar
Irish government aiming to allow people to travel abroad to visit loved ones for Christmas
9 Sep 2020
103
'Alarm bells': Tánaiste expresses concern ahead of publication of law-breaking Brexit bill
On The Journal Negotiations
'Alarm bells': Tánaiste expresses concern ahead of publication of law-breaking Brexit bill
9 Sep 2020
31
On The Journal 9 at 9
The 9 at 9 Oxford vaccine trial on pause, a meat plant won’t renew Direct Provision contracts, and Phil Hogan gives an interview.
9 Sep 2020
6
Publicans: 'It would be a body blow if Dublin pubs have to remain closed'
On The Journal opening the doors
Publicans: 'It would be a body blow if Dublin pubs have to remain closed'
9 Sep 2020
54
Tuesday
8 Sep 2020
White House chief of staff 'optimistic' pandemic aid bill deal will be reached before election
On The Journal Coronavirus
White House chief of staff 'optimistic' pandemic aid bill deal will be reached before election
8 Sep 2020
35
Simon Coveney: Concerns about proposed change to Brexit deal 'exacerbated' by recent comments
On The Journal brandon lewis
Simon Coveney: Concerns about proposed change to Brexit deal 'exacerbated' by recent comments
8 Sep 2020
45
Pubs may not reopen and other businesses may close if Covid situation gets worse, government admits
On The Journal trajectory
Pubs may not reopen and other businesses may close if Covid situation gets worse, government admits
8 Sep 2020
79
'More conservative than she appears to be': Who is Mairead McGuinness, Ireland's new EU commissioner?
On The Journal euro star
'More conservative than she appears to be': Who is Mairead McGuinness, Ireland's new EU commissioner?
8 Sep 2020
30
Ministers concerned Dublin and Limerick on 'knife-edge' - but it will be next week before any further measures are discussed
On The Journal Coronavirus
Ministers concerned Dublin and Limerick on 'knife-edge' - but it will be next week before any further measures are discussed
8 Sep 2020
56
Local councillor Colm Markey is set to be Ireland's newest MEP - but who is he?
On The Journal MEP
Local councillor Colm Markey is set to be Ireland's newest MEP - but who is he?
8 Sep 2020
27
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