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The Irish Times unveils redesigned website and app
New features introduced for subscribers as part of major overhaul
Coronavirus: 1,754 new cases and 11 more deaths reported as hospital numbers pass 500
Nphet warns 9,000 additional new cases will be reported in coming days
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Coronavirus dominated the annual list of most-read stories on our website this year
People urged to do Christmas shopping alone, at off-peak times, wearing masks
Government concerned about people shopping and sports events
Covid-19: Small gatherings and behaviour at funerals risking progress, warns Holohan
Warning over Christmas travel ‘disaster’ as one more death and 378 new cases reported
Holohan warns recent progress ‘at risk’ as Covid-19 numbers rising again
Six more deaths and 456 new cases reported on Saturday
‘We can make Level 3 work’: Taoiseach says Ireland has the resources to cope with Covid
Stark warnings from public health officials after 1,012 new cases reported on Saturday
Coronavirus in Dublin: Gardaí step up high-visibility patrols as cases rise in capital
Acting CMO Dr Ronan Glynn warns Dublin faces ‘critical moment’
Covid-19: Ronan Glynn warns of 'critical moment' for Dublin
Micheál Martin: “We won’t be afraid to implement measures specifically in Dublin”
Many people identified as close contacts refusing to come forward for Covid-19 testing
Median age of 165 confirmed cases in last two weeks was 31
Coronavirus: Outbreaks in private houses double as ICU beds scarce in some hospitals
Cavan has highest incidence of coronavirus, followed by Dublin and Monaghan
Coronavirus: Disability and mental health units at risk
HSE expects many more outbreaks in long-term residential settings
‘Cancel the Leaving Cert’ - Fianna Fáil says uncertainty causing stress
Party education spokesman Thomas Byrne says ‘fair alternatives’ need to be examined
‘Significant people’ in Fianna Fáil oppose Fine Gael deal, says Ó Cuív
Prospect of new government being formed in near future in stalemate
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