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People on Henry Street in Dublin’s city centre on Thursday as restrictions put in place as a result of the coronavirus pandemic have been eased. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA Wire Coronavirus: 35,600 people come off unemployment payment after return to work
Pricewatch: Left on the shelf - what we are no longer buying Pricewatch: Left on the shelf - what we are no longer buying
Una Mullally: Young people will rebuild Ireland from ashes Una Mullally: Young people will rebuild Ireland from ashes
Confronting Coronavirus The impact on the young with Psychologist John Sharry
 
People queuing outside shops in Dublin after the easing of restrictions allowed people to travel to purchase essential hardware. File photograph: Collins Coronavirus: People told not to make appointments to buy furniture
Dominic Cummings: Was seen running out of Downing Street on March 27th, shortly after it was confirmed publicly that Johnson had the virus. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA Dominic Cummings controversy: The unanswered questions
New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern looks up as an earthquake struck during a live television interview in Wellington on Monday morning. She brushed off the incident and carried on. Photograph: Newshub via AP How Jacinda Ardern’s straight talking sold a drastic lockdown to New Zealand
Grafton Street: In the most benign scenario, household spending will drop by close to 12 per cent this year, ESRI predicts. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins Consumer spending fall may cut indirect tax revenues by up to €6.7bn
An Irish gastropub’s easy-peasy pork terrine You can add whiskey-soaked apricots and nuggets of chicken to this pork terrine.

Kitchen Cabinet: A really useful lunchtime treat or snack from L Mulligan Grocer

Prof Luke O’Neill: ‘It’s definitely beatable, Covid-19’ Prof Luke O’Neill, director of Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw

‘Black Death went away, 1918 flu went away, Swine flu went away. It’s beatable, this one’

Ken Early: Liverpool fans, Bamber Gascoigne and a close shave in Istanbul Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard lifts the European Cup after Liverpool beat AC Milan to win the Champions League final on May 25, 2005 at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey. Photograph: Getty Images

Liverpool’s 2005 Champions League win was memorable for lots of different reasons

Unidentified man has been in Irish psychiatric hospital for 30 years The High Court heard the man’s physical condition is deteriorating and his clinical team believe resuscitation would not be appropriate. Photograph: Aidan Crawley

Efforts to establish John Doe’s true identity or find next of kin have failed, court hears

Temperatures expected to hit 25 degrees on Thursday Kaylem O’Reilly jumps into the water at Spencer Dock in Dublin on Sunday. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill

Met Éireann forecasts dry weather for June bank holiday weekend

Case of Irishman allegedly murdered in Australia mentioned in court Cian English: died after falling from a balcony on Australia’s Gold Coast.

Police believe Cian English (19), from Carlow, fell trying to evade men trying to rob him

Hairdressers to present proposals for earlier reopening The Irish Hairdressers Federation said there is a positive relationship between hairdressers and their clients. Photograph: iStock

Industry body draws up list of more than 100 recommendations for salons

Tax on Covid-19 payment could cause 'terrible shock' late in year Marian Harkin TD: “It is likely for a significant number of people that they’ll be over the tax threshold. They’ll be paying a level of tax that they didn’t expect.” Photograph: Alan Betson

Advertising campaign needed to alert people and to encourage them to save to pay it, says TD

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The Offload: Philip Browne’s grave outlook should be taken seriously IRFU CEO Philip Browne gave a grim outlook for the financial aspect of sport in the country. Photo: Dan Sheridan/Inpho

Sexton determined to Play On, Plan C and D, word of mouth and by the numbers

EU divisions laid bare by ‘frugal four’ Covid recovery proposal Brussels faces an entrenched split over ways to finance Europe’s economic recovery after a group of four northern member states rejected a Franco-German plan to issue EU debt to provide grants for Covid-19-stricken countries. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien

Ursula von der Leyen must soothe resentful southern member states and reassure northern hawks

Eamon Ryan leaves door open to becoming tánaiste Green Party leader Eamon Ryan with Catherine Martin at a 2016 press conference in Dublin. Photograph: Eric Luke

Micheál Martin expected to be taoiseach for first half of next government

Sinn Féin massively dominant on Facebook during general election Mary Lou McDonald: study found that Sinn Féin focused on the topic of ‘change’ in its Facebook posts over the course of the election campaign. Photograph: Cyril Byrne

Party had ten times more engagement on popular site than State’s other political parties

Premier League must share wealth to ensure English football’s survival Premier League clubs have returned to training ahead of trying to complete the 2019-20 season behind closed doors. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA

Argument top flight should split riches with lower divisions is beyond credible dispute

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1 Pricewatch: Left on the shelf - what we are no longer buying
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3 Ireland’s coronavirus restrictions may lift more quickly if case numbers keep falling
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5 Dominic Cummings affair reflects Brexit exceptionalism
6 Tax on Covid-19 payment could cause 'terrible shock' late in year
7 Archaeologists are ‘quite sure’ they have found Red Hugh O’Donnell’s burial place
8 Unidentified man has been in Irish psychiatric hospital for 30 years
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10 Una Mullally: Young people will rebuild Ireland from ashes
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