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Tonight (9.10pm).

The Temple Bar, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.

Live webcam here.

Previously: The Temple Of Doom

Meanwhile…

Meanwhile…

That’s us told.

‘sup?

Karl O Shaugnessy writes:

For anyone who needs a break from the apocalyptic posts , here’s Pepsi (above), my new work colleague…

Meanwhile…

Vanessa Ronan writes:

This little Sir is delighted Mommy’s home…Happy Caturday to all the cats getting extra cuddles.

Meanwhile…

Danielle Clarke writes:

How to do Lockdown Ireland? Otto knows the way….

Meanwhile…

Otis Blue writes:

Otis and monkey working through it…

Your pet in isolation to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘My Pet In Isolation’.

Italians singing from their balconies in Rome, Italy

*clears throat*

Julie Anne de Brún

Óró sé do bheatha abhaile

Solidarity balcony singing spreads across Italy during lockdown (The Guardian)

Meanwhile…

This evening.

Via Wikipedia:

A national emergency is a situation in which a government is empowered to perform actions not normally permitted. The 1976 National Emergencies Act implemented various legal requirements regarding emergencies declared by the President of the United States.

More as we get it.

Trump declares national emergency over coronavirus (BBC)

This afternoon.

Department of the Taoiseach, Government Buildings. Dublin 2.

Members of the press are seated 1.5 metres away from one another as Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe and Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys hold a briefing in relation to COVID-19 .

RollingNews

This afternoon.

A message to the kids.

It’s like being grounded for doing nothing wrong.

I hate you.

*slams door*

Alternatively…

FIGHT!

In times of isolation.

It takes a village.

John Murray (top) on the concept of meitheal, (an Irish tradition where people in rural communities gathered together on a neighbour’s farm to help save the hay) as it might apply to the coronavirus pandemic.

We all have a roll to play.

Roll.

Suit yourselves.

Thanks Helen O’Rahilly