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Irish hotels reopen today. From 19 June travel will be allowed within the eu via the green certificate scheme. Ireland West airport will reopen on 18 June when flights will operate to and from Liverpool and London for essential travel only.

According to a report Edwin Poots has turned down an offer to remove 80% of eu northern Irish border checks. The deal offered has no checks on animal products or animal veterinary checks. Mr Poot is reportedly looking for a more permanent way of dealing with food and health and safety.

According to a report, British agents believe it is feasible that covid 19 escaped from a chinese research laboratory, namely Wuhan institute of virology, to which China have angrily denied. It is not the first suggestion that the virus has escaped from a laboratory, but might be closer to home.

British intelligence are reportedly working alongside u.s. intelligence sources on the virus which first strook during talks concerning a major trade deal between China and the u.s. Following investigations, experts say there is no evidence that covid 19 was derived from chinese bats.

Black holes, an explosion of which is thought by scientists to have created the big bang that created our world are super giant. Reportedly the smallest black hole is 3.8 times the mass of the sun, the largest being 78 billion miles in diameter, or 40% of our solar system.

Black holes are so called because they emit no light, are vacuums and contain what is described as dark matter, reportedly a mysterious substance connected to gravity. Conclusions of gravitational waves and ripples are reportedly arrived at by observing distant collisions of black holes and neutron stars which are massive, dying stars.

According to reports black holes are connected to time because the observer rate at which time passes in a black hole for a body or object depends on velocity, that is speed and direction. Spacetime, relative, means objects do not last long in space.

Reportedly thought to be saxon Normandy was a vassal of France around 1066 during the pre revolution system of monarchy and feudalism, which lead a source to hypothesise that England would also have been a vassal. Reportedly John, king of England reigned from 1177-1216 but lost Normandy to French king Philip. The house of Voilois ruled from 1328-1589, but in an age of suzerainty in the catholic church, reportedly wars between reformers and catholics defied any attempt to unify. Bourbons who still have ancestors in the Spanish and luxembourger monarchies ruled from 1589 to the french revolution.

According to reports, John’s brother was known as Richard the lionheart because of his reputation in battle. Born in england he reportedly spent much of his time on crusade or in captivity. He was once imprisoned by the holy roman emperor and ransomed for a phenomenal sum, which was paid.

Richard has been linked to anti-semitism and brutality. There was a report that he acted as instigator in a jewish pogrom. According to a report, previous to a third near eastern crusade he tried to renounce his past sins in order to take up the cross. The third crusade followed news that the sunni Muslim Saladin had taken Jerusalem. Saladin won but Richard was able to make a deal that Christian’s could visit the holy land: King Richard of Robin Hood fame fought campaigns against Philip II who was seemingly determined to recover French land. Richard died as a result of a wound acquired at Chalus in 1198.

King John of England was reportedly the youngest and favourite son of Henry II. A controversy during Henry’s reign was the murder of Thomas á Becket. A rift was thought to have been caused by disputes of nationalism against clerical institutions. John was appointed lord of Ireland in 1177 which was reportedly created as a Papal fief, but a rift with pope Innocent III lead to estrangement. There was also tension s withenglish barons concerning feudal revenue, seemingly unjust imprisonment and other reports of mistreatment. The Magna Carta was a peace agreement but according to a report it was not adhered to.

John’s mother was Eleanor of Aquitaine though Jogn never reclaimed Normandy. Reportedly Eleanor left Henry for France and John and his sister Joan were left in the care of a nurse in Fontervault Abbey near Chinôn. He is said to have looked like his mother, but later became close to his father.

John made his first trip to Ireland in 1185. In 1199 he became king of England. It was an age of the divine majesty and John continued the trend. He managed a travelling court. Reportedly, contemporary writers wanted a monarchic institution to be subject to the law. Late 12th, early 13th Century, reportely the scots border with england was in dispute. According to reports there was a said to be forced treaty declaring England’s dominance that was signed by an imprisoned William I, king of Scots. This was eventually retracted for a sum but relations remained uneasy. Reportedly Wales, previously settled by Bretons was taken over. Britain was being established.

John visited Ireland in 1210, reportedly following a norman rebellion. According to a report he failed to impose english law in Ireland due to the english baronial conflict. Tensions remained after he left.

Germany, who were the third largest colonial power at the turn of the 19th to20th Century have recognised the brutality of the killing of what has been estimated at more than 60,000 Nambians, early 20th Century, during a period of uprising against german rule. The decision was reached during a reported six years of talks which many Nbians are thought to have not attended and some may have declined. Germany have reportedly given Nambia €289 billion because of what happened in Nbia under nazi Germany.

Tanaiste Leo Varadker is favouring travel to and from Britain over europe with regard to the common travel area continuing to be suspended, reportedly because of the new indian variant. Free travel to Britain has been authorised though the uk have recorded the highest incidence of the variant.

The much publicised Maurice McCabe episode ultimately lead to a new garda commision lead by Drew Harris reportedly with the authority of then taoiseach Enda Kenny and transport minister Leo Varadker. Maurice McCabe, a sergeant in Ballyborough reportedly complained to an as told confidential recipient about various instances at Ballyborough involving gardai on and off duty which according to a report lead to Enda Kenny and Leo Varadker, known to be non nationals sanctioning McCabe. Reportedly minister for justice Alan Shatter was in favour of an internal enquiry. McCabe was accused of failing to cooperate. Since, An garda siochana has been relieved of administration duties and a new said to be joint all Ireland policing innitiative has lead to problems concerning discrimination and the infiltration of systems.

Seemingly a similar format occurred with reference to the catholic church abuse scandals. According to statistics the incidence of complaints of sexual abuse within the catholic church was the same as elsewhere.

According to reports, found in a peat harvesting machine in Clonycaven in 2003 and believed to be in the possession of the National Museum of Ireland is the upper body of an ancient young man who may have been severed by the machine. Reportedly the acidic compost of a bog which consists of rotting vegetation acts as a preservative. Conditions are of a ph value similar to vinegar which has preserved the thought to be 12th Century Clonycaven man who is believed to have been a celtic king.

In a scenario similar to the Maccabees who according to biblical records wrote to Romans asking them to intervene during a period of Greek subjucation, battles for high kingship in Ireland reportedly lead to Dermot MacMurrough, a deposed king of Leinster asking for help from the saxon king of Normandy. According to reports Normans arrived and settled in Wales and Ireland from 1169. A prelude to the duke of Normandy, a saxon who later became William the conqueror. He had previously landed in southern England, and fought but was defeated by King Harold in the battle of Hastings, 1066.

In 1171 King Henry landed in Ireland. He is documented as granting Strongbow feudal rights over Leinster. Henry, the great grandson of William the conqueror became the first king of England to hold jurisdiction over Ireland.

The Celtic Clonycaven man who was reportedly in his twenties when he died is believed to have been murdered. His long hair was shaved at the back and sides and wore a hairdressing made of a resin found in France and northern Spain: The remains of seventeen bodies have been found in Irish bogs including one child and seven women. According to a report around 1400 bodies or part bodies have been found, chiefly in north western european bogs such as in Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany and Ireland.

According to the news, an Irish school in campaigning against vaccine nationalism. Looking at statistics for covid 19 fatalities, Irish deaths are estimated at 4,941, compared to Portugal 17,017, Spain 79,620; 108,000 in France, 128,000 in the uk, 296,000 in India and 588,000 in the u.s. The idea is just making vaccines available to those whose lives are at risk and donating to suffering countries.