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Limerick fireman Colin Gleeson from Caherdavin, pictured with his wife Claire, has been donating blood since 2014
There is visiting restrictions on all inpatient wards at UHL
Deputy Richard O'Donoghue outside the Department of Public Expenditure in Dublin
Friday's Covid-19 figures have been released
The vaccination centre at Scoil Carmel
Micheál Sheridan, CEO of Irish Community Air Ambulance | PICTURE: Brian Lougheed
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The late Anthony (Douey) McCormack
The Criminal Courts of Justice
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Friday's Covid-19 figures have been released
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