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People go about their days in central Dublin as Ireland becomes the first European country to enter a second national lockdown, with the second wave of coronavirus spread glooming across the continent. Ireland's five million people have been ordered to stay at home for six weeks, with non-essential businesses urged to shut up shop. IMAGES

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