# europe - Monday 6 September, 2021
# Almost There
# Almost There
The United States mounted a comeback on Sunday but Europe maintain their lead.
# europe - Monday 30 August, 2021
# Delta Variant
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# Delta Variant
Of the WHO Europe ’s 53 nations, 33 registered an incidence rate greater than 10% in the past two weeks, while deaths have increased by 11%.
# europe - Wednesday 18 August, 2021
# Play-off
# Play-off
Two-time Europe an champions Benfica are looking to return to club football’s top table.
# europe - Thursday 12 August, 2021
# Report
# Report
First-half goals from Stefan Schwab and Diego Biseswar ultimately downed the Gypsies.
# europe - Tuesday 3 August, 2021
# Champions League
# Champions League
Rangers lost 2-1 to Malmo tonight.
# europe - Sunday 1 August, 2021
# Wildfires
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# Wildfires
This year’s fire season has been significantly more destructive than previously, according to EU data.
# europe - Thursday 22 July, 2021
# Vaccine Race
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# Vaccine Race
“The more people are vaccinated, the freer we will be,” Angela Merkel said.
# europe - Friday 16 July, 2021
# Dublin Visit
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# Dublin Visit
The Europe an Commission President welcomed that Ireland has signed up to the EU Green Cert system.
# europe - Friday 18 June, 2021
# Let's Get Quizzical
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# Let's Get Quizzical
Could you pick Poland out in a line-up?
# europe - Tuesday 1 June, 2021
# Recovery Fund
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# Recovery Fund
Climate, job creation and digital reform is on the radar for investment.
# europe - Monday 31 May, 2021
# Tuned In
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# Tuned In
The Danish Defence Intelligence Service allegedly helped the US National Security Agency from 2012 to 2014.
# Electrical Recycling
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# Electrical Recycling
There was a 9% increase in electronic waste recycling per person last year.
# europe - Tuesday 4 May, 2021
# Eurobarometer
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# Eurobarometer
Overall, 41% of Irish people said lockdowns were difficult, with only 18% claiming it was easy to cope with.
# europe - Wednesday 28 April, 2021
# Herd Immunity
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# Herd Immunity
His company’s Covid-19 vaccine makes up a large share of the doses administered in Europe and North America.
# europe - Tuesday 6 April, 2021
# Eurozone
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# Eurozone
The International Monetary Fund predicts slower growth for Europe after second and third waves of Covid-19 cases.
# europe - Sunday 28 March, 2021
# Mass Gatherings
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# Mass Gatherings
The concert was held as part of a clinical trial seeking pandemic-safe ways to celebrate mass events.
# europe - Monday 22 March, 2021
# Thierry Breton
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# Thierry Breton
Several Europe an countries have started reimposing restrictions as they contend with surging coronavirus infections.
# europe - Tuesday 16 March, 2021
# Locked Down
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# Locked Down
Here’s a look at how some other countries around Europe are faring with the virus.
# AstraZeneca
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# AstraZeneca
The EMA is continuing to carry out its investigation into the vaccine after reports of rare blood-clotting events.
# europe - Tuesday 9 March, 2021
# Fixtures
# Fixtures
Both provinces will be away from home in the round of 16.
# europe - Tuesday 23 February, 2021
# Lifting Lockdown
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# Lifting Lockdown
Let’s take a look.
# europe - Tuesday 16 February, 2021
# Article 16
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# Article 16
Europe an Commission vice president Maroš Šefčovič addressed TDs and Senators today.
# europe - Wednesday 10 February, 2021
# Northern Ireland
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# Northern Ireland
Maros Sefcovic made the remarks in a letter to UK Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove
# europe - Tuesday 9 February, 2021
# Pollution
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# Pollution
The cloud of fine sand blown northward from Algeria tinted skies red and mixed with snowfall in the Alps and Pyrenees, leaving slopes looking orange.
# europe - Monday 25 January, 2021
# Brexit
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# Brexit
UL’s Dr Owen Worth says the Brexit question may have been answered, but the greater concept at stake is the Union itself.
# europe - Thursday 21 January, 2021
# Brexit
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# Brexit
The EU’s former chief Brexit negotiator was awarded the Europe an of the Year award by EM Ireland today.
# europe - Saturday 16 January, 2021
# Christmas Spike
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# Christmas Spike
While case numbers in most areas aren’t on the scale Ireland has been facing, lockdown measures are common around Europe at this time.
# europe - Saturday 9 January, 2021
# Brexit
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# Brexit
In the wake of Brexit, as some debate continues about a united Ireland in the future, Dr Thamil Ananthavinayagan looks at the reunification of Germany and the lessons it can provide.
# europe - Friday 8 January, 2021
# Vaccines
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# Vaccines
The UK today approved its third Covid-19 vaccine.
# europe - Wednesday 23 December, 2020
# Coronavirus
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# Coronavirus
The HSE has said we are heading into “a very volatile” period.
# Woes
# Woes
Ulster have had suffered two defeats in the Champions Cup over the past fortnight.
# europe - Wednesday 16 December, 2020
# Coronavirus
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# Coronavirus
Tougher measures are being implemented across the continent.
# europe - Saturday 12 December, 2020
# Coronavirus
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# Coronavirus
The country reported a record-high 993 deaths in one day earlier this week.
# europe - Wednesday 9 December, 2020
# Impact
# Impact
Andy Friend’s side are looking for a big performance from their entire matchday 23.
# europe - Tuesday 1 December, 2020
# Covid-19
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# Covid-19
More than half of people also expect to take their next international flight before the end of 2021, according to new figures.
# europe - Saturday 28 November, 2020
# World View
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# World View
Europe is the second worst-hit region in the world.
# europe - Thursday 26 November, 2020
# Optimism
# Optimism
The stuttering Hoops were knocked out of the Europa League this evening.
# Snow Go
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# Snow Go
Ski slopes could be shut until 10 January.
# europe - Wednesday 25 November, 2020
# Wrap
# Wrap
Meanwhile, Real Madrid go back on track with a win over 10-man Inter and Marseille slumped to a record 13th straight Champions League defeat.
# europe - Friday 13 November, 2020
# Andrew Cuomo
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# Andrew Cuomo
“The cavalry is coming, but don’t put your weapons down,” Dr Anthony Fauci said this week about the success of the Pfizer vaccine.
