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Táanaiste Simon Coveney speaking in Government Buildings on Thursday. Photograph: Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland/PA Coronavirus: Surge in cases still expected to hit hospitals in coming days and weeks
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Ronan O’Sullivan (left) and Emmet Quinlan were quarantined following a St Patrick’s Day celebration in Vietnam. Cork men quarantined in Vietnam after St Patrick’s Day party
Ireland is engaged in an extraordinary and risky economic experiment. We know the initial hit is huge. What we don’t know is the long term impact. Photograph: iStock Coronavirus: first stark evidence emerges of the economic price
Record 330,000 jump in numbers claiming unemployment benefits
A medical staff member collects samples of a patient at a medical centre in Paris for a Covid-19 test. Photograph: AFP via Getty Images Testing on some Irish samples to be carried out in Europe, HSE says
Coronavirus punches €800m hole in public finances Paschal Donohoe’s department expects taxation to continue falling significantly over coming months. Photograph: Alan Betson

Latest exchequer returns show VAT was over €1bn below expectations in March

Revealed: Here’s how Liath’s €19 Michelin-star takeaway tastes How Liath’s takeaway looks when Damien Grey cooks it. You might not be able to achieve such a perfect result

You get two lovely courses, and a cookery lesson, but don’t be in a hurry to eat

‘For the first time in years it is a renter’s market’ Millenium Tower in Dublin’s Docklands where an attractive two-bedroom, one-bathroom corner unit on the 10th floor is now available.

Dublin and Galway see jump in longer-term lets after collapse of short-stay business

‘Dad began to slip away... but my sister could only join by Facetime’ Seán O Cillín: remembered for setting up a school for young Cree Indians and their families on a reservation in the Hudson Bay in Canada. Family photograph.

Covid-19 has changed the experience of death for families, even for those without the virus

Coronavirus an opportunity for Beijing to usher in Chinese century A woman walks past a portrait of Chinese president Xi Jinping in Shanghai. Photograph: Aly Song/File Photo/Reuters

Europe Letter: With the West in decline and China rising, old certainties are crumbling

Expect lockdown restrictions until September, says Dalata hotels chief Pat McCann: 'I feel the restrictions will have to go on longer than people expect. A lot of the restrictions will not end before September'. Photograph: Maxwell

Hotelier Pat McCann tells Irish Times podcast group can survive 2020 with no revenue

Coronavirus: Westmeath has highest rate of Covid-19 outside of Dublin Oisín Carson (5) and Isabella Fayeun (6) standing near a Covid-19 notice near an outdoor gym that has been closed due to coronavirus restrictions in Athy, County Kildare. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA

Both Westmeath and Dublin rates significantly higher than rest of State

Dublin estate agent offers free accommodation to hospital workers A closed estate agents during the coronavirus outbreak. Flynn and Associates is offering free accommodation in unsold properties to doctors and nurses working during the Covid-19 crisis. File photograph: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg

Initiative matches vacant properties with healthcare staff who need to live away from home

Newton Emerson: Stormont must agree to disagree for powersharing to survive crisis First Minister Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill at a media briefing on Covid-19 at Stormont. Photograph: Kelvin Boyes/Press Eye/PA Wire

Different approaches to testing North and Republic will cause political tension

FF-FG government would look to avoid return to austerity Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael negotiating teams hope a joint document can be finalised next week. Photographs: Nick Bradshaw

‘People have taken too much in the last 10 years,’ parties’ negotiating teams believe

Patrick Honohan: Preparing for post-pandemic financial reckoning Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe. Instead of falling as was budgeted, the Irish Government’s debt could easily increase by €20 billion or more this year, depending on how long shutdowns continue. Photograph: Alan Betson

Governments will likely take control of some large firms to avoid disruption

O’Brien may cede 49% of Digicel empire under debt write-down plan Digicel is looking for creditors to write off $1.7 billion (€1.55 billion) of what they are owed.

Deal would wipe away almost 25% of group’s $7 billion debt as O’Brien commits €50m

Timmy Dooley faces uphill struggle as Seanad election count resumes Former Fianna Fáil TD Timmy Dooley faces an uphill struggle to secure a seat in the Seanad. Photograph: James Forde/The Irish Times

Former Sinn Féin MP tops poll as Social Democrats set to win first Seanad seat

Coronavirus: Trump’s tone changes as US faces brutal loss of life President Donald Trump listens as Dr Deborah Birx, White House coronavirus response co-ordinator, speaks about the coronavirus in the White House on Tuesday. Photograph: Alex Brandon/AP
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1 Coronavirus: Surge in cases still expected to hit hospitals in coming days and weeks
2 Are holidays booked for July and August going to happen?
3 Coronavirus punches €800m hole in public finances
4 Revealed: Here’s how Liath’s €19 Michelin-star takeaway tastes
5 Expect lockdown restrictions until September, says Dalata hotels chief
6 ‘Everyone still thinks it’s a joke’ - parents of toddler with coronavirus speak out
7 Cork men quarantined in Vietnam after St Patrick’s Day party
8 Virgin Media takes on extra staff due to unprecedented demand
9 ‘For the first time in years it is a renter’s market’
10 Coronavirus: Trump’s tone changes as US faces brutal loss of life
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