Person: Neil Michael

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<p>Norway wants to be able to catch more of its blue whiting quota in Irish waters where the fish are of better quality and more plentiful. Stock picture: Chris Furlong/Getty </p>

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Norwegian trawlers could be given 'unfettered access' to Irish waters

EU could strike deal despite Irish objections so other EU members could have greater access to Norway’s cod stocks

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Tony Holohan steps down from CMO duties to care for ill wife

The public face of the coronavirus crisis has stepped down from his role to be with family as his wife enters palliative care for cancer.

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Boy, 10, dies following Carlow road collision

Forensic Gardai at the scene of a fatal crash on the Hyde road in Limerick where a cyclist and a motorist died in the early hours of Friday morning. Photograph Press 22 A boy involved in a collision with a jeep in Co Carlow on Thursday has died.

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Colm Horkan: Charlestown says goodbye to 'one of nature’s gentlemen'

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Garda Colm Horkan 'gave his life protecting the community’

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Appeal issued for witnesses to Garda Colm Horkan's brutal killing

Coronavirus: Back to basics for local businesses in Youghal

Youghal business owners have noticed a more communal spirit emerge since Covid, writes Neil Michael.

Fri, 05 Jun, 2020

Coronavirus: Move to phase two set for green light

The Government is expected today to give the go-ahead for Ireland to move to phase two of the road map for reopening the economy, with some additional measures under consideration.

Fri, 05 Jun, 2020

‘We are all the time evolving’: Clonakilty businesses amid Covid-19 have embraced change and challenge

Businesses in Clonakilty have been hard hit by the Covid-19 restrictions but are nothing if not resilient, writes Neil Michael

Mon, 01 Jun, 2020

Special Report: Bringing them all back home - the crisis flights through the coronavirus pandemic

Special Report: The coronavirus pandemic sparked huge diplomatic and consular efforts to fly home Irish people from all corners of the globe, writes Neil Michael

Sat, 30 May, 2020

'When they're gone, they're gone' - tragedy in the Irish fishing industry

The fishing community in a Co Wexford village has had a tragic relationship with the sea, writes Neil Michael.

Mon, 04 May, 2020

More than 10,000 nurses yet to receive their agreed €5.5k pay deal

More than 10,000 nurses have yet to receive thousands of euro in pay and allowances due them since last March.

Thu, 30 Apr, 2020

ICU nurse at CUH: ‘Hospital is all very strange now’

An intensive care nurse at Cork University Hospital tells Neil Michael what it is like on the frontline of the Covid-19 fight

Tue, 21 Apr, 2020

Covid-19 hits Kerry hotel housing asylum seekers

Two die as residents and staff of Cork community hospital infected

Mon, 20 Apr, 2020

ECDC says non-medical face masks should be considered; number of patients on ventilators remains static

The EU’s lead agency managing Europe’s response to Covid-19 says people should consider wearing non-medical face masks in public.

Thu, 09 Apr, 2020

Doubt cast over contact tracing system as Covid-19 death toll mounts

Doubt has been cast over the Government’s contact tracing system as 36 Covid-19 related deaths were recorded across Ireland yesterday.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2020

Coronavirus crisis: Irish abroad struggling to return home as two more die from virus

Government working around the clock to help those abroad

Thu, 26 Mar, 2020

Bon Secours looking for pan-hospital approach to fight coronavirus in Cork

Bon Secours Hospital Cork bosses have written to Cork University Hospital management calling for a pan-hospital approach to fighting Covid-19.

Fri, 20 Mar, 2020

Evictions banned as emergency Covid-19 measures take effect

A ban on evictions is to be implemented for the duration of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Fri, 20 Mar, 2020

€3bn fund to stop coronavirus crisis ‘unlike anything in living memory’

The acting Government has announced a €3bn package to tackle the spread of Covid-19, warning that, if worst-case predictions come true, then the outbreak will be like nothing we have experienced in living memory.

Tue, 10 Mar, 2020

Holohan: We are expecting to see cases of coronavirus in Ireland

Kingston Mills, professor of experimental immunology at Trinity College Dublin and emergency medicine consultant Dr Chris Luke both said the HSE has the correct measures in place.

Wed, 19 Feb, 2020

Ireland's 'youngest former TD' announces Seanad bid

Former Fine Gael TD Noel Rock lost his Dublin North-West constituency seat in the General Election, which he had won in 2016.

Tue, 11 Feb, 2020

Neil Michael: Campaign never stops for Healy-Raes — even during counts

If ever there was an illustration of the power of the Healy-Raes in Kerry, it wasn’t just the convincing — and some might say inevitable — vote they received.

Mon, 10 Feb, 2020

Here is the winning shot from the Irish Examiner's Readers Photography Competition

“All of the judges gravitated towards it because it is such a wonderful moody landscape photograph.”

Sat, 18 Jan, 2020

Cork school principal blasts three siblings' planned deportation as 'immoral'

The principle of a school where three Saudi-born children are to be deported has blasted the decision to remove them from the country as “immoral”.

Sun, 12 Jan, 2020

No denying there is a new era of hatred

A number of violent incidents in the past few years have culminated in the Justice Minister’s appeal to Ireland to be tolerant, writes Neil Michael

Sat, 16 Nov, 2019