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Health Authorities in Ireland recommended suspending AstraZeneca Vaccination

Coronavirus: Irish Health Authorities Recommend Suspending AstraZeneca Vaccine

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VACCINATION: Irish health authorities evoke a principle of “precaution” on the AstraZeneca coronavirus Covid-19 vaccine Will Ireland be the next country to suspend the famous vaccine? Irish health authorities recommended Sunday to suspend as a “precaution” the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine against the coronavirus, after cases of blood clots were reported in Norway, without a proven link having however been […]

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The 2020 6 Nations Tournament match between Ireland and Italy is cancelled due to coronavirus

OFFICIAL – 6 Nations. Ireland-Italy Cancelled due to Coronavirus

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The Irish Rugby Federation announced Wednesday 26th February, the cancellation of the 2020 6 Nations Tournament match between Ireland and Italy scheduled for March 7th in Dublin. The threat hovered, it’s now official: The 6 Nations match between Ireland-Italy is cancelled. The Irish Rugby Federation announced it on Wednesday (February 26th), stressing that due to the coronavirus epidemic currently affecting […]

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Weather: Storm Ciara will Strike from Sunday to Monday, before a Very Rough Week 1

Weather: Storm Ciara will Strike from Sunday to Monday, before a Very Rough Week

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She is powerful. It is formidable. Its area of ​​influence is immense. It is rampant in the North Atlantic and will launch its forces – gusts and waves – to attack Scotland, Ireland, England and France, from Sunday to Monday. Baptized Ciara by the British – a Celtic name -, this storm will be helped in its assaults by […]

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Brexit: MPs reject elections again, Parliament suspended for three weeks

Brexit: MPs Reject Elections Again, Parliament Suspended for Three Weeks

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New failure for Boris Johnson Monday 9th September before the suspension of Parliament as he wished. The Prime Minister categorically refuses a new postponement of Brexit. The British MP’s once again Monday 9th September 2019 inflicted a snub to Prime Minister Boris Johnson refusing once again to trigger early elections. Parliament is now suspended until the 14th October, just two weeks before the planned Brexit […]

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With Brexit, London promises never to restore physical checks at Irish border

Brexit: London Promises Never to Restore Physical Checks at Irish Border

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The new UK prime minister, Boris Johnson has tried to reassure Ireland as he promises a Brexit without agreement by 31st October. The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday his Irish counterpart Leo Varadkar that his government was determined to “never” recover from physical checks to the Irish border after Brexit announced Downing Street in a […]

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On both sides of the Irish border, Sinn Fein, a pro-reunification Catholic, campaigned against Brexit

European Elections: Ireland’s Turn to Vote, against Brexit Background

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ELECTIONS: 12 Irish MEP’s to sit in the European Parliament Ireland elects its MEP’s to the European Parliament on Friday in a Brexit poll , as the country is worried about the economic consequences of the divorce from Brussels and London, its closest trading partner. Polling stations opened at 7 am, with results expected only on Monday. Most of the major political parties have mobilised strongly. All […]

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An Irish Market is coming to Châteaubriant on the 4th May

Châteaubriant: An Irish Market in Front of Chateau on the 4th May

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For the first time, on the initiative of the twinning committee, an Irish market will be held in front of the Chateau in Châteaubriant  (Loire-Atlantique) on Saturday 4th May 2019. The Châteaubriant (Loire-Atlantique) Athlone (Ireland) twinning committee will hold, for the first time, an Irish market on Saturday 4 May 2019, in the afternoon. It will be held on the esplanade of the […]

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Ireland wouls seek help from EU in the case of Brexit without an agreement

Ireland Will Seek EU Help in Case of Brexit Without Agreement

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Ireland will ask several million euros of special aid in Brussels if Britain leaves the European Union without a Brexit agreement, declared January 3 the Irish Minister of Agriculture. “This is about hundreds of millions,” said Michael Creed Irish Irish Daily. “Between the cattle and fisheries industries, we are talking about monumental sums,” ” he added. Emergency aid to […]

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Will the port of Saint-Malo be forgotten after Brexit

Will the Port of Saint-Malo be Forgotten after Brexit

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With the entry into force of Brexit, on the 30th March, 2019, Emmanuel Thaunier, president of the ICC Ille-et-Vilaine, asks MEPs to support the port of Saint-Malo, in future maritime connections. With Brexit due to come into force on the 30th March, 2019. This will encourage the development of direct connections between Ireland and continental […]

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Theresa May invents the principle of a "joint customs zone" to allow trade with Ireland despite the exit of the UK from the EU

Brexit: Theresa May Invents the Principle of Double Customs Tariffs for Ireland

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British Prime Minister Theresa May details on Monday, in front of his Parliament a specific point of her sweet Brexit: differentiated customs duties. A complex system, but one that has the advantage of not handing checks to the border between the two Ireland. Theresa May is presenting this Monday, in the British Parliament, the strategy of the […]

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