Acting chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn and chief nursing officer Rachel Kenna during a media briefing at the Department of Health, Miesian Plaza, Baggot Street, Dublin. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins Coronavirus: No further deaths and 57 confirmed cases reported in State
Covid-19 cases in Co Kildare running at almost eight times national average Covid-19 cases in Co Kildare running at almost eight times national average
‘No demand... because there are no people’ at well-known Dublin pub ‘No demand... because there are no people’ at well-known Dublin pub

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From left Catherine Lynch, Emma Ayriss and Lorrie Dawick were among those wearing r face coverings in Derry city centre on Monday. Compliance with new face covering regulations high among Derry shoppers
Since the Covid Tracker app launched on July 7th, 137 people have received close contact alerts. Photograph: iStock HSE says fix for Covid Tracker app rolled out to all Android users
Sign advising customers at Trespass store in Belfast that the wearing of face masks is mandatory. Photograph: Liam McBurney/PA Wire Coronavirus: Northern Ireland reports first death in almost a month
Vaccine development, while always in the background, now has added urgency. Photograph: iStock When will the first Covid-19 vaccine be used in Ireland?
Bus drivers have claimed that Covid-19 restrictions have left them without toilet facilities on their routes. File photograph: Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times. Bus drivers ‘without toilet facilities’ on routes due to Covid-19 restrictions
Want to exercise but can’t face going for a run? Here’s what to do Mary Jennings and her son. Keeping up with your children might be all the exercise you need this August.

If you’re a parent, you can feel more energised just by building more movement into your day

A message from mankind to aliens, featuring Maura Higgins in a cat costume Maura doesn’t take to her new training regime with stoical good grace

Maura Higgins: You’re Joking Me! takes the former Love Islander out of her comfort zone

Sinn Féin apologises as member resigns over social media abuse Wexford businessman Derek Webb was subjected to derogatory comments from an anonymous Twitter profile, which used the name P O’Neill, a code-name often used by the Provisional IRA to sign statements.

Paul Heffernan used fake profiles to abuse businessmen, politicians and celebrities

Una Mullally: Covid-19 has exposed the serious injustices of Irish society ‘The Covid-19 pandemic has shown how direct provision is a threat to public health.’ File photograph: Tom Honan/The Irish Times

Amid a pandemic, the people of Ireland have done their job. The system, however, has not

Bar on drinking of Achill Island tap water enters fifth day Dooagh, Achill Island, Co Mayo, where a “do not consume” water supplies notice is in place. File photograph: Getty

Water, contaminated with aluminium, must not be consumed by babies, residents told

‘We can be fined how much?’ Shoppers mask up in Dublin city centre People shopping in Dealz on Henry Street, Dublin, on Monday. Photograph: Tom Honans

Vast majority wearing face coverings, if not always correctly, as new rules come into force

Weekend crowds at Wexford beaches beyond ‘all previous numbers’ Curracloe Beach was far from deserted at the weekend. File photograph: Gearóid Gibbs/PA Wire

County council ‘indebted’ to Garda for support after 7,000 visit Curracloe Beach on one day

Belarusians defy crackdown to demand Lukashenko resign Ukrainian police detain a man who tried to throw an egg at the Belarusian embassy in Kiev following Lukashenko’s election win claim. Photograph: Sergey Dolzhenko

Second night of protests as autocratic ruler of 26 years claims election win

Offaly meat plant suspends operations pending test results A Covid-19 test centre outside Tullamore, Co Offaly. Photograph: Collins

Politicians calling for plant closures amid spike in cases ‘not helpful’, says Varadkar

Coronavirus: Three children test positive at creche in Co Meath Daoine Óga Community Childcare Centre in Navan

Two staff at Daoine Óga in Navan were confirmed last week to have virus

Athletics Ireland agree to stage national championships Ciara Mageean has been one Irish athlete showing some good form since athletics restarted. Photo: Bryan Keane/Inpho

Run of 147 unbroken years of history will continue over two successive weekends

Aaron Brady found guilty of involvement in robbery that led to garda’s death Aaron Brady: found guilty of robbery. Photograph: Collins Courts

Accused denies capital murder of Det Garda Adrian Donohoe in Co Louth in 2013

Trump denies asking how to add face to Mount Rushmore US president Donald Trump arrives for the Independence Day events at Mount Rushmore National Memorial in Keystone, South Dakota, in July. File photograph: Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images
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