A six week lockdown for the entire country has been announced.
Level five restrictions will take effect from midnight on Wednesday and will last until December 1st.
Cork, Limerick and Galway saw an increase in their 14-day Covid-19 infection rates after wet pubs opened in late September.
A study by consultants EY found no similar surge in Dublin where they remained closed over the same period.
Two people who went missing in the Dingle Pensinsula in County Kerry last night have been rescued.
Dingle Coastguard Unit and Kerry Mountain Rescue found the man and woman on Stradbally mountain.
Independent News and Media is to re-brand to MediaHuis Ireland in the first half of next year.
The company owns the Irish Independent and other titles such as the Belfast Telegraph and the Kerryman.
Two men have been arrested after cannabis worth 140,000 euro was seized in Dublin yesterday.
Gardaí carried out a search on a vehicle in the Clondalkin area where 100,000 euro worth of the drug was found.
The State plans to have a large proportion of the population vaccinated against Covid-19 by the end of next summer.
It hopes to begin vaccinations as early as next month, and have one million vulnerable people vaccinated over the coming months.
Loyalist paramilitaries have made further threats against two Belfast newspaper journalists that they would be shot dead within days.
The Sunday World reporters are among six people warned by the PSNI about threats to their safety from the West Belfast UDA.
A man's still being questioned after the deaths of a mother and her two children in Ballinteer in Dublin last month.
The bodies of 37 year old Seema Banu, her 11 year old daughter Asfira, and 6 year old son Faizan were found at Llewellyn Court on October 28th.
Facebook content moderators in Dublin have been issued with a form requiring them to acknowledge the job can cause PTSD.
Seven out of ten people in Ireland would take a Covid-19 vaccine, according to a new poll.
The Ireland Thinks poll taken for the Irish Mail on Sunday found 14 per cent would not take the jab.
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