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Normal vaccine programmes can take ten years to develop (stock image)

Some in Cabinet believe restaurants should be opened for indoor dining and that pubs should be allowed to resume some sort of trade

NPHET meeting moved to Wednesday ahead of Level 5 exit

£95m being set aside for 'High Street Voucher Scheme' under proposals before Assembly

Stormont proposes £200 voucher scheme for NI households

Micheál Martin was speaking to reporters at Dublin Port

Taoiseach remains hopeful Brexit deal can be agreed

Weekly increase of 2,000 in number of people on PUP

Chris Judge posts a daily cloud doodle to Twitter and Instagram

Cloud doodles benefit charities after girl's diagnosis

Mr Justice Seamus Woulfe was the only name recommended to Cabinet (Pic: Rollingnews.ie)

McEntee considered 'a number of names' for court role

The CCPC is urging shoppers to be safety aware this Christmas

50,000 toys destroyed after safety standard checks

Eliza Reinhardt's re-imagined version of the 1642 Portrait of Anna Rosina Marquart, by Michael Conrad Hirt

Artist and dog spend isolation recreating famous art

Microsoft's new €27m 10,000sq.m engineering hub near Leopardstown

Boost as Microsoft to create 200 jobs in Dublin

A civil protection tent in front of Milan Cathedral to vaccinate people over 65 for flu

Italy's Covid-19 death toll passes 50,000

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Trevor Deely, 22, attended a work Christmas party before he vanished in December, 2000

New Trevor Deely appeal to mark 20-year milestone

Many people sought help over past sexual abuse

RapeCrisis Midwest saw spike in calls during pandemic

The unit involved provides treatment to those who have been referred to the hospital by their GP

Dublin hospital unit to close over Covid-19 outbreak

Prof Vincent Cunnane said the university will transcend geography

Third Technological University on course for 2021

The teenager is being held at Sligo Garda Station

Teenager held as drugs and ammunition seized in Sligo

The Catholic Archbishop of Tuam will celebrate a mass of remembrance

Mass at Knock Shrine for those who died from Covid-19

Arthur Saunders celebrated his special birthday surrounded by his family, friends and neighbours

Centenarian marks occasion with drive-by birthday party

Bloody Sunday

Bloody Sunday: A day of horrors, in three acts

Michael Collins, whose actions changed the course of the War

The Squad: Michael Collins and Bloody Sunday

The front page of the Evening Herald on November 22nd 1920 with coverage of the Bloody Sunday events in Dublin. Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images

Debunking some of the myths around Bloody Sunday

Bloody Sunday 1920

A ticket for the game at which 14 people were killed

Death in Croke Park: an interactive map tells the story

A photo that claimed to be of the "Cairo gang" of British agents

The deadly toll of the Bloody Sunday assassinations

Video

No free-for-all two-week holiday at Christmas, says Minister

No free-for-all two-week holiday at Christmas, says Minister

HSE advised to stop using ViraPro hand sanitiser two weeks before major recall

Special mass at Knock to remember Covid-19 victims

G20 leaders vow affordable and fair distribution of vaccines

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Eliza Reinhardt's re-imagined version of the 1642 Portrait of Anna Rosina Marquart, by Michael Conrad Hirt

Artist and dog spend isolation recreating famous art

Black-capped lories are a type of parrot native to New Guinea and nearby smaller islands

Dozens of parrots stuffed in bottles found in Indonesia

the 'like' was removed a day later by the Vatican's social media team, which tweets or likes on the pontiff's behalf

Vatican probes how Pope Instagram account 'liked' photo

Footage of Thailand's so-called 'rubber duck revolution' has gone viral on social media this week

Pool toys an iconic symbol of 'rubber duck revolution'

The debate focused on the challenges and issues faced by men and boys to mark International Men's Day

MP questions why no UK govt 'minister for men' exists

Constable Zeena Ali had the opportunity to trial several versions of the hijab before she began her police training

New Zealand incorporate hijab in police uniforms

"Fighting against the prohibition of Christmas was a political act". Image: David Teniers II's Twelfth-night (The King Drinks)

The year Christmas was banned in Ireland and Britain

The singer donated $1m to a medical centre in Tennessee

Dolly Parton helped Moderna vaccine with $1m pledge

Rocky learned to walk again on prosthetic legs

Injured street dog swaps India for English countryside

Dinosaur groups such as hadrosaurs (pictured) were thriving when the asteroid hit

Dinosaurs not in decline when asteroid hit - study

A healthcare professional holding and organising a tray of Covid-19 vaccine vials

What is it like to take part in a vaccine trial?

Butchers have been asked for for smaller birds instead of the traditional big turkey

Turkey farmers facing complaints that birds are too big