A woman in her 40s has been arrested at the Mansion House in Dublin after repeatedly breaching Covid 19 regulations last night.
Gardai say they arrested a woman who was protesting on Dawson Street, following persistent lack of compliance with public health regulations.
There's a long way to go until COVID restrictions can be eased, according to the Deputy Chief Medical Officer.
It comes as 214 people are in ICU and 1,969 people hospitalised with COVID.
Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe reports:
A teenager has been arrested after a woman was stabbed in the neck in the IFSC in Dublin on Wednesday.
The victim in her late 40s is in a serious condition after the assault on her way home from work.
State papers, detailing pivotal national and international events from the year 1990, are now available online.
The papers include Government files on a number of topics including Nelson Mandela's release from prison, the reunification of Germany and the Stardust disaster.
The Department of Education has confirmed it has received legal correspondence on behalf of parents of children with special educational needs.
Parents have advised they may take legal action and have called for the reopening of special education in-school provision.
Northern Ireland's Education Minister is calling for all teachers and school staff there to get priority vaccinations against Covid-19.
Gardai are appealing for witnesses to a serious assault on a woman in Dublin city centre on Wednesday night.
At around half 9 a woman in her late 40s was walking between Georges Dock and Custom House Quay in the IFSC when she was assaulted and robbed.
The Chief Medical Officer says it's hoped schools can reopen as soon as possible - but has warned the levels of Covid-19 are nowhere near where they need to be.
A further 51 deaths linked to the virus were confirmed last night with 2,608 new cases.
Most people's pay is likely to stay the same during 2021.
The Morgan McKinley Irish Salary Guide shows there'll be some salary hikes of up to 5 per cent for talent with in-demand and niche skills.
248 new jobs are being created by local authorities, including Kildare County Council, to improve walking and cycling routes nationally.
Transport Minister Eamon Ryan and Junior Minister Hildegarde Naughton say it will make them safer and more accessible.
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