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Opposition parties question how vaccine campaign will ramp up to 250,000 jabs a week in April, May and June

Opposition parties question how vaccine campaign will ramp up to 250,000 jabs a week in April, May and June
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Coronavirus Ireland - Four new pop-up Covid-19 testing sites open today as 26 states added to mandatory quarantine list

FOUR new walk-in pop-up testing sites open today for people with no Covid-19 symptoms in a bid to cut down on asymptomatic transmission.There are now

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Full list of Bank Of Ireland closures as 88 branches to shut as digital banking pushes network to tipping point

Updated: 1 Mar 2021, 15:23 BANK of Ireland is set to close 88 of its branches in the Republic of Ireland from September. The network claims the accelerating demand for digital banking has pushed traditional services to a tipping point . 3 3 3 Fifteen Bank of Ireland branches will also close in Northern Ireland. The bank network is also announcing a new partnership with An Post, that it says will offer customers access to a range of banking services at more than 900 locations. The partnership will allow customers to continue carrying out a range of banking services including withdrawing cash and cheque lodgments. Bank of Ireland have assured no location in Ireland will be left without access to financial or cash services. They say many locations will see an enhancement of services through the An Post partnership, but four locations will only maintain an ATM.

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1,500 seasonal workers to fly into Ireland considered essential workers and required to quarantine, minister says

1,500 seasonal workers to fly into Ireland considered essential workers and required to quarantine, minister says Updated: 27 Feb 2021, 16:48 SOME 1,500 seasonal workers who are expected to fly into Ireland in the coming months are considered essential workers according to a government minister. Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue said the workers will be expected to quarantine upon arrival into Ireland. 3 3 3 Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue Some 1,500 workers flew into the country last year to work mostly on Irish fruit and vegetable farms. The same number of workers are expected to arrive this year. Minister McConalogue said these workers are classified as essential workers.

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Opposition parties in push for aggressive new approach to Covid-19

Harsher fines for international travel, stricter quarantine controls and serial testing of healthcare workers should all form part of a new aggressive strategy to tackle Covid-19, the Dail has heard. Opposition parties were strongly critical of Government proposals to begin reopening society over the coming months during a debate on a Labour party motion on a National Aggressive Suppression Strategy. Described as “Zero Covid by another name” by Labour leader Alan Kelly, the motion has cross party support among the Opposition, being backed by Sinn Fein, the Social Democrats and People Before Profit/Solidarity. The volume of people travelling is incredible. @alankellylabour outlines the importance of mandatory hotel quarantining in fighting the variants of #COVID19pic.twitter.com/A3LO2dOhAi The Labour Party (@labour) February 10, 2021

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